5/5 Re-Animator
  by B. A. Dilger (Charlotte, NC USA)
Probably one of the most horrifying movies in recent memory, it is also one that has it's audience laughing uncontrollably. A combination of grotesque and camp, the serious questions it raises are buried under an avalanche of hilarity and gore. Herbert West, a medical scientist, arrives at the Miskatonic Medical School to continue his research into bringing the dead back to life. With his glowing green serum, and his talking a fellow student into assisting him, he proceeds to disrupt the school. There is nudity and worse in the ensuing melee. The 2 DVD set includes a 70-minute featurette plus many other bonus material. For the mature-minded.

4/5 This proves that there can be sex after death with the right medication
  by Joseph Knowles
This has to be one of the best low budget horror films ever made.
The acting is fair, the special effects are fantastic. The story
line is easy to follow and it shows that you can still have a good time even after losing your head.

4/5 Re-Animator
  by Troy Z. Massie (OH)
Re-Animator is one of the most gruesome horror movies of the 1980's. Based on a short story by H.P. Lovecraft, Re-Animator contains all of the essential attributes of a great horror movie. Zombies, severed heads, science experiments, and excessive gore make this an over the top movie; one that went far beyond anything created before it.

5/5 Classic horror
  by Blake Floyd (Baton Rouge, Louisiana United States)
Are you kidding me? This movie when watched for the first time grabs you by the throat. And the good Doctor is antagonistic, incorrigible, and much much more. This trouble maker has you begging for more! He feeds what it is to plug in these gore movies in the first place. Maybe he will inject YOU! This is in my library of cult classics to stay.

4/5 Voodoo Zombies revisited
  by Undead Zev (pittsburgh, pa usa)
Jeffrey Combs, better known as Special Agent Dammers (The Frighteners (Director's Cut) plays Herbert West in this delightful interpretation of HP Lovecraft's series of short stories. Herbert West is a medical student with an interest in death, but more importantly in reanimating the dead. With a nod to voodoo zombies, he uses a serum to reanimate the recently deceased, but lacks control over them, turning them into rampaging monsters similar to those later found in 28 Days/Weeks Later. Add a corrupt Professor/Doctor, a naive Med Student, his bimbo-esque fiance and her Dean father, Re-Animator is an almost Zombie movie that doesn't take itself too seriously with funny one-liners, plenty of gore, and a great score, reminiscent of Psycho. This film is recommended for fans of zombie movies (Dead Alive & Shaun of the Dead especially), cult films, and people who are just a little bit weird/strange/unusual.