Reanimated hacked away at the pilot episode of iZombie this time on the podcast. All at once it is both what we expected - and therefore quite delightful - and a horrible disappointment, testament to the fickle and implacable nature of your loving hosts.
Volume 1 of iZombie the graphic novel is front and center in this episode of Reanimated, gang! H.A. and Stuart were largely ignorant of the tale of Gwen the gravedigging, hipster zombie but were quickly won over by the quirky humor and originality in storytelling.
Reanimated bids a tearful goodbye to Season 3 of the Walking Dead and a less tearful goodbye to Andrea and most of Woodbury.
Rick and the Governor have a sit-down and don't say all that much in episodes 13 and 14 of the 3rd season of TWD. Reanimated was there to break down all those stony silences and loaded glares for our listening audience!
Hey again! Surprised to see this episode so soon after the last one? Well deal with it, ok? Sheesh! Anyway, yeah we're back with episode 64 including MORE undead news and MORE The Walking Dead Season 3 reviews for the episodes 10 - 12!
Ugh, a severely overdue episode of Reanimated here, folks. As referenced many times in the dialog, we recorded this on SuperBowl Sunday, and it's only just going up a few weeks later. #sadpanda. This round, H.A. and Stuart talked over a couple of zombie newsbites and then reviewed episodes 7-9 of season 2 of The Walking Dead.
Reanimated needs some therapy after the first six episodes of TWD's season 3. Other than a couple of pretty minor gripes about Andrea, this season is just blazing away.
We yet live! After eight weeks of holidays, family visits, and illness, Reanimated rises up once again! In Episode 60, H.A. and Stuart review the animated film ParaNorman and then jump right into The Walking Dead season 3 with "Seed", "Sick" and "Walk With Me."
This week Reanimated goes after realism with two similar zombie films, The Zombie Diaries and Diary of the Dead. Sadly, neither realism, nor good film-making were anywhere to be found. Stuart and H.A. also dug through some zombie news! Hurray!
Howdy Reanimated fans! In this episode Reanimated reviews the Western "zombie" movie Gallowwalkers starring Wesley Snipes. Stuart wants to apologize for this podcast and for any listeners who wound up watching Gallowwalkers as a result of this review. Well, if you listened to the review and still went on to watch the film, you're on your own, kid.
Reanimated closed out its review of the first season of the Strain in this episode. There were good times and bad times. We laughed, we cried. I think we're all happy to get back to zombies, our first love.
This week Reanimated heads back to NYC for episodes 8 & 9 of The Strain. The Disappeared and Loved Ones take us through the hours after the great gas station stand-off and we see some great development from Gus and Kelly's characters! H.A. and Stuart also have some zombie happenings to gab about, so stay tuned!
Hey guys and welcome back to Reanimated! This week Kyle is back on the podcast to join hosts H.A. and Stuart in discussing "For Services Rendered" and "Creatures of the Night." Our distinguished panel is divided on these episodes, but one thing's for sure: It's not looking good for New York after these two installments of del Toro's horror show.
Reanimated's review of television's The Strain continues with episodes "Runaways" and "Occultation" this week! Our hosts discuss the unflappable nature of New Yorkers who apparently don't panic when people are attacked by blood-soaked vampires while being shot at by FBI agents in the middle of a crowded street, as well as a number of other fascinating elements from the show, which is getting better and better.
This week the gang reviews episodes three and four of television's The Strain and talk about how the show seems to still be finding its legs at this point. H.A. and Stuart also discuss a roundup of zombie news morsels.
This week on Reanimated's 53rd episode the usual suspects join forces with special guest Kyle Deas in a departure from pure zombie antics to discuss Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan's The Strain - both the TV show and the novel.
Reanimated reviews the first two episodes of SyFy's ZNation and finds some things they like, some things they don't. If the bad press doesn't kill the show, it could turn into something interesting.
Hey everyone! Check out this week's belated podcast and review of Return of the Living Dead (1985). Listen in for Reanimated's patented spoilerific review, as well as a round up of undead goings-on.
For Reanimated's 50th episode Stuart and H.A. discuss some recent TV offerings, and then dive into an expanded review of George Romero's 1973 film, The Crazies, followed by the 2010 remake directed by Breck Eisner!
HELLO! Hello! Hi! hi! It's another episode of Reanimated wherein we discuss news of the undead! We also review a titan on the zombie film scene, Shaun of the Dead!
Reanimated went all high-brow with a documentary this week, and then boasted to its friends at the raquet club over a mint julip. Well, it did the first one of those things anyway. Also some zombie news happened, so there's that.
This week on the podcast Reanimated reviews Wasting Away a.k.a. Aah! Zombies!! a 2007 comedy about the zombocalypse because what's funnier than that? Turns out it's a laugh-riot - or at the very least a laugh-minor-noise-disturbance. Funny, bad movie.
Reanimated crew reviewed The Battery in their 46th episode - a walk in the woods bromance set during the zombocalypse. Filmed in 15 days with a budget of $6,000, this flick really surprised the gang. There's also the zombie news of the day, what a smorgasbord!
Greetings fair audience members! In their 45th episode Reanimated takes a long, hard look at Resident Evil: Apocalypse, and then wishes they could have taken a much quicker, less hard glance. It's kind of a garbage salad of a movie with a couple of decent scenes, Milla does her thing as admirably as ever but there's only so much one person can do.
Reanimated bid farewell to In the Flesh's second season after episode six, wherein Kieren got his family back - though we never really understood why he'd lost them; Maxine Martin got her comeuppance - though her motives were never really that clear and once they were revealed, seemed unlikely; and Philip and Amy had a nice, weird one day/date/entire relationship with a twist ending! Also, Simon seems like a good dude. Pity he came across so completely skeezy for the first few episodes.
Welcome! The 43rd episode of Reanimated includes a review of episode five of the second season of In the Flesh, zombie news and much, much more!
In the 42nd episode of Reanimated Philip finds his moral compass, Kieren flips out at the dinner table, Maxine Martin goes full evil and Jem continues to disappoint. Also zombie news!
Yeesh zombie fans, In the Flesh took it to an uncomfortable place with not just one, but TWO love triangles in this episode's review. And in a way we might count Jem, Gary and Henry's bracelet as a third. //shiver// Anyway - another thrilling installment of Reanimated's ongoing review of season two of the English zombie drama! Also some zombie news!
Hey Reanimators! Stuart and H.A. are back in episode 40 with a lil review of the second episode of season 2 of In the Flesh! The situation in Roarton continues to get realer as poor Jem starts falling apart, Kieren gets put on lock down and stupid pranks continue to be stupid!
The U.K.'s teen angst zombie show In The Flesh is back and Reanimated is still unapologetically into it. We're so into you In The Flesh!
