Return of the Living Dead 3

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Return of the Living Dead 3

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Return of the Living Dead 3

Melinda Clarke, J. Trevor Edmond, Kent McCord

Colonel Reynolds and his group of government scientists continue their work on re-animating the dead for military use. His son Curt and his girlfriend Julie use Dad's security pass to sneak in and wat...( read more  read more... )ch the proceedings. Later when father and son have a disagreement, Curt and Julie take off on a motorcycle and Julie is killed in an accident. Grief-stricken, Curt takes her body to the lab and brings her back to life. Curt must help Julie deal with her new existence as military agents and local gang members try to find them.

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  • stopitgoaway
    October 24, 2008
    stopitgoaway
    Teen army brat Curt (J. Trevor Edmond) is so in love with wild, sexy punkette Julie (Mindy Clarke) that he decides not to let her untimely death in a motorcylce accident keep them apart. Thankfully his father (Kent McCord) works at a top-secret military lab experimenting on bring...( read more)ing the dead back to life. Curt sneaks in and uses the "Trioxin" gas to revive Julie, then spends the rest of the movie watching helplessly in horror at her mental and physical deterioration and increasing hunger for human flesh!

    Having very little to do with the two previous comic RETURN titles helps Part III overcome familiarity, while director Brian Yuzna delivers loads of brain-munching horror without losing sight of the compelling, tragic central romance. Excellent FX work by Steve Johnson and many others, including Julie's amazing transformation from whimpering ghoul to multi-pierced, S&M femme fatale zombie queen.

    This film was released in R and unrated versions. Shoot for the latter
  • LitelBluHli
    August 29, 2008
    LitelBluHli
    Old school scary movie! Me likes.
  • tromafan666
    January 21, 2008
    tromafan666
    wtf?
  • drblood
    June 24, 2007
    drblood
    A really great storyline reminiscent of Wes Craven's "Deadly Friend" and "Reanimator" in that what is dead should stay dead.
  • flynnparadox
    September 25, 2006
    flynnparadox
    Mindy Clarke at her hottest. An okay movie.
  • blashyrkh1985
    November 4, 2009
    blashyrkh1985
    One of my all time fav movies
  • warpanda
    October 8, 2009
    warpanda
    I can't believe this has ROTLD in the title. This movie was a total let down for me. I was expecting some more 80s style of cheese, but not a chance. Unlike the previous two this one focused on just one person who turned into a zombie and was trying to fight the urges of flesheat...( read more)ing by inflicting self injury to forget about the hunger. I'm only giving this 2 1/2 stars because the zombies did look cheesy which I liked.
  • ahhh1989
    July 23, 2009
    ahhh1989
    A true 90s splatter film. I like a lot of the themes depicted here. While it certainly isn't for everyone, I do think it's worth checking out.
  • jfvirey
    July 11, 2009
    jfvirey
    This is one truly repellent movie, so repellent in fact that I couldn't finish it. Not only is it trash, it is sick trash that explores very distrubing territory. This is all the more unepexcted as the original "Return of the Living Dead", while admittedly gory, was the first zom...( read more) com that I am aware of, and (in my memory at least) an extremely funny film.

    Here, the zombie premise is just a pretext for depicting a goth chick's slow descent into more and more atrocious forms of self-mutilation, which are shown in slow, sadistic close-ups (at least in the "uncut" version which I made the mistake of watching.) Obviously, the directors and SFX crew were inspired by the new breed of horror launched by Clive Barker's "Hellraiser", and didn't care much for the humour of the original.

    The characters are the type that made their appearance in the movies when zombies first started manifesting their taste for human flesh (meals on legs, you might call them) and the filmmaking is so amateurish that within the first twenty minutes, I had already seen the microphone twice and the rather persistent and moving shadow of a crew member on one of the actors.

    I don't want to say much more about this film as my head is still reeling with its disgusting depictions of body piercing and slashing. The only value that I got from it is a corroboration of my thesis that zombie films are a metaphor for the spread of cultural and moral corruption in our society: it begins with a father considering a punk chick a bad influence on his son, and then the punk chick gets zombified, and one scientist explains: "If she attacks him, he becomes like her."

    Don't let yourself get bitten by this nasty one. As for me, I'm returning to more wholesome fare.
  • McCorpse
    June 30, 2009
    McCorpse
    very disgusting. Absolutly gross. Some of the zombies are origonally cool looking though
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