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Terzo episodio delle avventure del dottor West, il personaggio nato dalla fantasia di H.P. Lovecraft. Il Dottor Adam West è in carcere ma continua come può i suoi studi usando come cavie i topi che si aggirano nelle celle. Riacquista la sua completa autonomia operativa quando l'infermeria della prigione viene affidata ad un nuovo medico che conosce ed ammira il lavoro di West e si offre di aiutare lo scienziato nelle sue ricerche, mettendogli a disposizione il suo laboratorio. Ancora una volta riprendono i folli esperimenti di rianimazione e la storia si riempie di corpi smembrati, di zombie assetati di sangue, di improbabili parti anatomiche che vivono di vita propria lungo i corridoi di un carcere divenuto una casa degli orrori...
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By Ernie
Format:DVD
As fan of the original 'Re-Animator', and after the disappointing sequel 'Bride of Re-Animator', I was somewhat sceptical about this third instalment in the series, but I have to admit this is an intelligent, fresh, funny, and energetic film which takes everything that made the first film great and improves on it.
Jeffrey Combs is back as mad scientist Herbert West and the storyline picks up 13 years later, where Dr West is confined in prison for his past crimes. On the arrival of Howard Phillips the new prison doctor, (who by chance was a follower of West and his research); West is invited to become his medical assistant. Now with advanced capabilities and improved ideas for re-animating the dead, West and Phillips set out to perfect the process, the only problem is they get caught up in a prison break which escalates into an all out gore filled bloody battle with the undead.
If you've never seen the original, then you'll probably want to watch 'Re-Animator' before renting 'Beyond Re-Animator', but of you were a fan of the original this is a worthy sequel and definitely worth checking out!
Jeffrey Combs is back as mad scientist Herbert West and the storyline picks up 13 years later, where Dr West is confined in prison for his past crimes. On the arrival of Howard Phillips the new prison doctor, (who by chance was a follower of West and his research); West is invited to become his medical assistant. Now with advanced capabilities and improved ideas for re-animating the dead, West and Phillips set out to perfect the process, the only problem is they get caught up in a prison break which escalates into an all out gore filled bloody battle with the undead.
If you've never seen the original, then you'll probably want to watch 'Re-Animator' before renting 'Beyond Re-Animator', but of you were a fan of the original this is a worthy sequel and definitely worth checking out!
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it sick film but i love it
i am bit disappoint i wish re-animator part 1,2 have subtitle because
it film have subtitle but part 1,2 have no subtitle
i am bit disappoint i wish re-animator part 1,2 have subtitle because
it film have subtitle but part 1,2 have no subtitle
6 of 9 people found the following review helpful
By Jane Aland
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Format:DVD
After a long gap (13 years!) the classic horror film Re-Animator finally gets another sequel (this is part 3 if you're counting). While keeping the essentials of the original Beyond Re-Animator adds some new spins to the zombie formula in the form of 'nanoplasma', the missing electrical ingredient that (in theory) stops the re-animated dead from turning into rabid killers. It's important that the film pushes forward with some new ideas to keep things fresh, but I can't say I was particularly enamoured of the nanoplasma device, as it ultimately leads to some of the most cheesy and embarrassing 'body swap' moments of the film, with the warden turned into a human rat being particularly poor. Elsewhere Jeffrey Combs turns in his usual great performance as Herbert West, though his ever-unwilling sidekick Dan Cain is sadly missing, replaced here by a character called Howard Philip (obviously a nod to original inspiration HP Lovecraft). Plus points for Beyond Re-Animator are the fantastic special effects, which range from a jawless zombies wildly flapping tongue to a junkie who overdoes on re-agent literally exploding over the screen. There are also some very OTT scenes seemingly designed to make the film offensive to the mainstream. Fans of Re-Animator will find plenty of enjoyable moments here, but the film as a whole is a little to disjointed to really succeed in it's own right.
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Another great sequel to a classic movie!
If you're a fan of the original 'Re-Animator' movie then you'll find plenty here to enjoy. As long as you're happy to see a bit of gore & keep your tongue firmly planted in your... Read more
Published on 5 Mar 2004 by Russell Tit Davies
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Disappointing at best
I really enjoyed the first film in this series; however I can’t say the same for this drivel. It starts off reasonably promising but then loses itself within its own... Read more
Published on 24 Feb 2004 by Web'
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