Reanimated Podcast

Reanimated sinks its fangs into the still-in-theaters film Abigail for a good time.

Captain Eliot has a stowaways problem on the Demeter and it's unclear if anyone will be able to figure it out before they run out of crew. 

The latest from Diablo Cody and the directorial debut of Zelda Williams was an ode to (better) films from the '80s in "Lisa Frankenstein."

It got downright emotional at Reanimated headquarters today when HA and Stuart discussed the last episode of The Ones Who Live. It was gratifying to see the core of The Walking Dead writing/director team and some of the stand-out actors from the franchise deliver six pretty great episodes of television in what feels like a fond farewell from the show we've enjoyed for 13-odd years.

H.A. and Stuart take a look at the fifth and penultimate episode of The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live. With one episode left in the limited series, we're left with a lot of questions about how the show will wrap all of this up.

It's episode 4 of the Ones Who Live and couples counseling has never been so riveting!

Reanimated woke up bright and early on this Daylight Saving Sunday to watch Rick and Michonne figure out their  course at the CRM. Danai Gurira and Andrew Lincoln continue to deliver phenomenal performances and the supporting cast are no slouches either. 

We take a look at the spin-off's second episode with a view of Michonne's journey to find Rick, and we have a revelatory moment when we realize that Rick doesn't even know about RJ. 

It was a rare (perhaps the second time ever?) in-person recording for Reanimated as H.A. Conrad happened to find herself in the San Francisco Bay Area on the day that the latest TWD spin-off was premiering. Listen on for our impressions as Rick and Michonne get back together!

Reality television meets zombies in this episode of Reanimated when our fair hosts get together to discuss the South Korean reality program from summer 2023 called Zombieverse. It's a weird premise but it works surprisingly well, while held together by the interactions of a charming cast and more of the top notch Korean zombie extras and make-up that we've come to know so well from shows like All of Us Are Dead and Kingdom.