Reanimated Podcast

This was a really solid episode of the show with Norman Reedus, Melissa McBride and the supporting cast firing on all cylinders and a script that highlighted some great character growth.

Tears were shed in this episode as we were served up a great reunion roughly five episodes in the making. Tears were also shed in frustration as a beloved cast member was killed. Nevertheless, we carry on as true Walking Dead fans must.

We learn more about Marion Genet's background as a janitor at the Louvre and some of the reason for her odd relationship to art in this episode of the Walking Dead spin-off. Carol makes progress in her search and unfortunately we also say goodbye to a character who got done dirty. 

While Stuart's dreams of a real pond-hopping adventure were dashed, our hosts found themselves enjoying the plot to this second episode of the Walking Dead spin-off. 

It's time to revisit France for the second season of the Daryl and Carol spin-off! (or as some like to refer to it, TWD:DD:TBOC). HA is not feeling it thus far, with some characters making a series of poor choices that beggar belief for folks who've survived more than a decade into the zompocalypse. Stuart just wants to see some airplanes. 

Special guest host Simon joins Reanimated this week, while H.A. is on the road, to discuss Werewolves Within, an adaptation of a video game with a cast and production crew made up of comedy superstars that packs a lot of laughs into its runtime.

We know, we were sleeping on this one for too long. Join Reanimated this week as we take a look back at the animated prequel to Train to Busan. Lots of great storytelling in this film!

Is this a werewolf movie? Reanimated howls with the cracking of bones when the beast within emerges in this Kit Harrington film. 

We went through just about every stage of grief in viewing this film. It was a tough one, but we're well versed in having our emotions wrung out for the love of this genre. Come and watch "Handling the Undead" with Reanimated. 

It was time to revisit Canada for this zomedy. "We Are Zombies" presented some legitimately novel ideas that we would like to see more fleshed out, but ultimately ... well have a listen.