Reanimated Podcast

This one brought back a lot of Playstation-induced terror as a more faithful reincarnation of the video game series in film form. With that cast and darling little Lisa Trevor, we were totally on board. Very itchy tasty.

We take a trip back to the mid-80s in this episode to review Night of the Creeps. How does it hold up? Come on, let's talk about it.

World Beyond left Reanimated with a couple of treats but it often fell short on delivering what could have been. Several of our dead pool predictions failed to come true, as the show also seemed to be less bloodthirsty than others in the universe. Listen along for our impressions as we put this series to bed.

It’s 2022! and Reanimated is back to continue to gnaw on the bones of the Walking Dead World Beyond second season. Between Jadis’ flawed omniscience, Huck’s less-than-believable work as a double agent and Brody and Lyla’s sudden-but-inevitable betrayals there’s a lot left to be desired here.

It’s more World Beyond on the show this week - our last show before 2022 - see you on the next rotation!

Not gonna lie, it's difficult to stay positive about this show, but there are some bright spots - we're looking at you Elton and your Tuffy Stitch!

Reanimated picks up season 2 of World Beyond and struggles with some of the more inexplicable meta plot, but basically enjoys the ride so far.

The sun finally comes up on Midnight Mass this week on the show as our brave trio of hosts wade through founts of crimson, reams of scripture and several minutes of monologue to close out the Netflix miniseries. All criticism of our pontificating ensemble aside, this show kicked . Listen to us talk about it!

It's all about the life of Riley.

We're back with reinforcements for the third and fourth episodes of Midnight Mass as the Crock Pot tries to come to terms with inexplicable events that quickly go from joyful Neil Diamond montages to blood-soaked madness.

A little departure seemed in order this fine October, so the podcast takes a trip to Crockett Island to immerse ourselves in some briny, slow-burn monster horror for a while.

We've reach the end of the first chunk of #TWDFinalSeason and it's honestly pretty bad . Listen along as we roam with a herd toward some unsuspecting Reapers.

Out of the Ashes and On the Inside were both Nicotero-directed episodes this week on the podcast and one of them was extra horrific. We’re not sold on the Commonwealth and we’re generally feeling a lot of deja vu about some of the arcs our characters are going through.

In Hunted and Rendition, Reanimated revels in its death pool success rate and gets to know the new neighbors, the Reapers. Come along and ride on a fantastic voyage.

Heey, we’re back with The Walking Dead prime in its final season. Listen along with Reanimated’s H.A. and Stuart as we bravely spelunk into the metro.

It was Blood Red Sky this week on the podcast. This Netflix original had Reanimated wishing we’d taken the voucher when they overbooked the flight, because nobody was getting out of this trip “ok.” Sure, it wasn’t perfect, but Blood Red Sky took some liberties with well-trodden plan-based thriller formulae and we kinda liked that!

Jam packed episode for our 299th this time on Reanimated! First we tackled What if … Zombies? which was the latest in Disney+’s multiversal musings, then we hit up Ashin of the North for some Jurchens, Joseon and Zombies in medieval Korea AND we did it all with a little help from our friend Kyle who joined H.A. and Stuart for the discussion.

Reanimated returns after some time away to finish up the last two episodes of Black Summer season 2. What a triumph! Not perfect by any means, but a very solid zombie show that we would happily recommend to all fans (except perhaps for fans of Z-Nation who really thought this show was going to be a prequel in spirit as well as in name.) We cover a sliver of news and then dig in, come with!

Black Summer takes a turn in episode 5 by introducing some (a lot of) dialog, and does it well! Reanimated sits down to enjoy a double dip and a Braithwaite's brew.

Between the nail-biting tension of Card Game and the frenzied mayhem of Cold War, the third and fourth episodes of Black Summer’s second season are just dynamite. Reanimated plows ahead with its recap/reviews of Black Summer this week!

It’s time to revel in Black Summer season 2 on Reanimated - so get comfy on your chaise lounge, with your mai tai and then plunge with us into the frigid arctic scenery with some familiar characters.

After a lengthy absence, Reanimated finally put Season 6 of FTWD to bed in this podcast. Reanimated remains skeptical of these showrunners’ ability to restore its faith in the show, but there are a few areas of potential in Season 7. At this point the loss of faith in the show is deep and dark.

We hit up Slither this week while we wait for the last two episodes of FTWD to be released. We dug this movie!

Army of the Dead lived up to Reanimated's expectations of the project - a dazzling spectacle that was a little weak in the story but had plenty of eye candy and ridiculous bread crumbs left behind by Zack Snyder to keep us laughing and enjoying it.

Not entirely sure what Fear can do to get back on our good side after such an underwhelming run in Season 6. Keith Carradine is a highlight in E13, but the story is mediocre.