Reanimated Podcast

We hammer out the final three episodes of the first season of Outcast and what a ride that was. Many stories of couples play out. Kyle and the Rev, Mark and Megan, Sidney and Aaron, etc. Also Flakka is a thing.

Demons! Reanimated continues with its review of season 1 of Outcast

Demonsdemonsdemonsdemons! Reanimated continues its review of season 1 of Outcast, a kick show filled with kick writing and kick actors.

Outcast season 1 review continues in Episode 109, as Reanimated strays off the zombie path into one far more possess-y.

Reanimated goes off book for a review of Robert Kirkman's latest comic-to-television project "Outcast." Our hosts were by turns revolted and intrigued in this exorcism and demonic tale told in the back woods of West Virginia.

Fear the Walking Dead really plumbs the depths of how likely the zombocalypse is to drive you insane. They seem to think that 37 percent of survivors in a a group will just go totally nuts. The rest will vary between useless, fine I guess and can't tell -- too martyr-y.

Lots of new characters were introduced in episodes three and four of FTWD season 2, to varying degrees of success. Shame Chris is still awful.

Bad navigation, unscheduled swim breaks, suicidal survivalists and radio romance dominate this episode of the podcast.

The triumvirate of "I Am Legend" the novel, "Omega Man" the film and "I Am Legend" the Will Smith vehicle are the headliners in this week's podcast. Check it out.

Ever wondered what zombie mosquitoes would do to a person? No? Yeah well can't really blame you, but if you're a little curious, "A Little Bit Zombie" is the movie for you.

Re-Ans are coming for the second outbreak - tonight on Re-Kill! But seriously, we review Re-Kill. She hates it, he thinks it's dumb fun.

Season four of The Walking Dead is over. Well, it's been over for years, but that doesn't mean Reanimated can't wish it was still going on. Rick started the season as a pacifist and ended it by tearing out a man's throat with his teeth. The good times are over, it seems.

Reanimated nears the end of season 4 of TWD with episodes 13 and 14. We get to know Bob a little better. Maggie kills things with signage. Lizzy looks at the flowers.

We tag along in the post-prison existence of Rick, Carl and Michonne and then with Beth and Daryl, as episodes "Claimed" and "Still" let us get in touch with some feelings. This episode is brought to you by peach schnaps - "it's not that bad, you guys."

In this epsiode: Carl puts on his big boy pants and then almost immediately craps himself; Tyrese is stuck in charge of a post-apocalyptic daycare; and Glenn switches back and forth between death's door and hulk mode.

It's the end of an era with episodes Dead Weight and Too Far Gone. Adios prison!

reanimated wraps up the flu story arc and starts down the governor sidequest in this episode as the season 4 review continues.

Reanimated plunges deeper into season 4 of TWD, reveling in how damned good it was. Lots of "i" names in this batch, with Isolation and Indifference.

animated travels back to jolly ol' England to combat zombies and social injustice.

Just in time for the season 6 mid season premier, it's Reanimated's review of the season 4 opening episodes!

With any luck, an actual scout's guide to surviving the zombie apocalypse wouldn't rely quite so much on and boob jokes. But for Reanimated, that's what's on the menu.

The Reanimators were along for a confusing, bumpy ride in their review of the ice zombie film, Extinction.

st two episodes of Ash vs Evil Dead were on the menu for Reanimated in its 90th podcast. Deadites galore!

When zombies attack Baton Rouge, only the Navy SEALS can get the job done. The best worst thing we've seen.

Check out this review of Blood Sucking , in which we admit that Fran Kranz is pretty much the best.