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“This is no longer about just re-animating the dead –
we will create new life.” Stuart Gordon's Re-Animator (1985)
has, quite rightly, gone down in the annals of cinema as a landmark in horror.
Brian Yuzna's 1989 sequel, however, has somewhat lurked uncomfortably in the
shadows of its progenitor – but it deserves a re-evaluation, and with this in
mind, Bride of Re-Animator reveals itself to be consumed with the idea
of unrequited love as it circles the boundaries of necrophilia through the
complex entanglement of not merely a love triangle, but a love pentagon...
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– PLEASE NOTE: PART OF THIS REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS (the segment is clearly
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