Director:
Brian YuznaGuión:
José Manuel GómezCámara:
Andreu RebésReparto:
Jeffrey Combs, Jason Barry, Simón Andreu, Santiago Segura, Elsa Pataky, Nico Baixas, Joaquín Ortega, Enrique Arce, Daniel Ortiz, Javier Sandoval (más)Sinopsis(1)
El Doctor Herbert West cumple condena desde hace catorce años por ser el causante de la matanza de Miskatonic. Una tragedia provocada por extraños engendros, productos de sus experimentos sobre reanimación de organismos muertos. Para él, toda esa masacre es fácilmente justificable si es entendida como un daño colateral, inevitable consecuencia de cualquier proceso experimental. El resto de la sociedad no lo entendió así. Ahora en prisión, lejos de rehabilitarse y arrepentirse de su obsesión científica por vencer a la muerte, sigue trabajando en esa misma línea... pero unos pasos más allá... (Filmax)
(más)Reseñas (2)
A slight drop in quality after the first two episodes, but still worthy of attention, with a second half that delivers quite some carnage. I don’t understand why the creators decided to reduce the humour and focus the attention on the characters of the doctor and the journalist, leaving West somewhere in the background; that was a mistake. The plot was never one of the strengths of Re-Animator, and that’s also the case here – I’d go as far as to say that in this episode the screenwriting emptiness reaches its peak. But they didn’t spare ideas and bloody gimmicks, thanks to which the film deserves three stars, but barely so.
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The horror film Beyond Re-Animator had to get a Spanish production to be made at all, because there was probably not much faith in it in America. However, Brian Yuzna did his work with relative honor, not spoiling the mythology, but also not bringing anything that can truly entice. For me, the first film is the best, and what came after simply takes from the ideas seen before. This film is still watchable, though.
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