This week on Reanimated, hosts H.A. and Stuart went underground to the secret base where George Romero set the third in his Living Dead movie series with Day of the Dead (1985). There they learn that Tom Savini's makeup skills really improve and Romero seems to hate the military.

This week on Reanimated, hosts H.A. and Stuart went underground to the secret base where George Romero set the third in his Living Dead movie series with Day of the Dead (1985). There they learn that Tom Savini's makeup skills really improve and Romero seems to hate the military.

This week on Reanimated, hosts H.A. and Stuart went underground to the secret base where George Romero set the third in his Living Dead movie series with Day of the Dead (1985). There they learn that Tom Savini's makeup skills really improve and Romero seems to hate the military.

The original Episode 25 was a double-decker review of two not-so-great movies. Well, one okay movie and one that was so bad that it made everything else around it worse by association. The less said about them now, the better. And we also lost all that content in a catastrophe/stroke of good fortune. However, we're now back with a review of the mind-bending zombie-flick "Cemetery Man" featuring Rupert Everett's abdominal muscles and some moodily lit sets.

The original Episode 25 was a double-decker review of two not-so-great movies. Well, one okay movie and one that was so bad that it made everything else around it worse by association. The less said about them now, the better. And we also lost all that content in a catastrophe/stroke of good fortune. However, we're now back with a review of the mind-bending zombie-flick "Cemetery Man" featuring Rupert Everett's abdominal muscles and some moodily lit sets.

The original Episode 25 was a double-decker review of two not-so-great movies. Well, one okay movie and one that was so bad that it made everything else around it worse by association. The less said about them now, the better. And we also lost all that content in a catastrophe/stroke of good fortune. However, we're now back with a review of the mind-bending zombie-flick "Cemetery Man" featuring Rupert Everett's abdominal muscles and some moodily lit sets.

Oh, hi there, audience member. Yeah, it's me the Reanimated Podcast. Sorry for the low-energy greeting this week but I'm feeling a little under-the-weather since watching the film Warm Bodies. Ugh, I just threw up in my mouth a little, thinking about it.

Oh, hi there, audience member. Yeah, it's me the Reanimated Podcast. Sorry for the low-energy greeting this week but I'm feeling a little under-the-weather since watching the film Warm Bodies. Ugh, I just threw up in my mouth a little, thinking about it.

Oh, hi there, audience member. Yeah, it's me the Reanimated Podcast. Sorry for the low-energy greeting this week but I'm feeling a little under-the-weather since watching the film Warm Bodies. Ugh, I just threw up in my mouth a little, thinking about it.

Hey cats and kids, it's the 23rd episode of Reanimated! This week HA and Stuart go over a few stand-out issues from the zombie news of the week and have a gander at Rammbock: Berlin Undead, a zombie film from Germany.