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Beyond Re-Animator
It has to be said that 'Beyond Re-Animator' consoles us against its
more direct predecessor the horrendous 'Bride of Re-Animator'. But it
also has to be said that this 2003 film (also directed by Brian Yuzna),
has no new ideas, but remains an homage to the first and unattainable
film in the series. Perhaps the only thing new is a Spanish production
and sets in Catalonia and the Valencian Community.
Of course, Jeffrey Combs who always is the sinister and ruthless Dr.
West plays this role with his usual, villainous precision. And
certainly, there is no shortage of blood as well as a hint of morbid
eroticism. And, again, there is good direction and interesting
cinematography.
In the end, however, everything turns as it always does. West and his
experiments, the thing that gets out of hand, dead bodies, lots of
blood spilling.
The last victim of West's zombies is the sister of two young boys, (the
classic first victim of cute blonde horror films), who helplessly watch
her die. Thirteen years later, one of these kids has become a doctor,
Dr Howard Phillips, who takes over the prison where West has been held
for years.
The sinister doctor continued his experiments as well as he could
behind bars and the arrival of this new doctor, interested in his
studies, reopens the possibility of experiments on humans.
There is no shortage of romance and no shortage of slaughter, this time in prison.
In the end, 'Beyond Re-Animator' is a film that has a nice package, but nothing inside to 'reanimate' you.