| Beyond Re-Animator 2003 | |||||
| Lion's Gate (2003) | |||||
| Comedy, Horror, Science Fiction | |||||
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| Jeffrey Combs | Dr. Herbert West | |
| Tommy Dean Musset | Young Howard Phillips | |
| Jason Barry | Dr. Howard Phillips | |
| Bárbara Elorrieta | Emily Phillips | |
| Elsa Pataky | Laura Olney | |
| Ángel Plana | Kitchen Zombie | |
| Javier Sandoval | Cop 1 | |
| Santiago Segura | Speedball | |
| Lolo Herrero | Sergeant Moncho | |
| Enrique Arce | Cabrera | |
| Nico Baixas | Moses | |
| Simon Andreu | Warden Brando | |
| Joaquín Ortega | Officer Falcon | |
| Raquel Gribler | Nurse Vanessa | |
| Daniel Ortiz | Winni |
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| Producer | Brian Yuzna
Julio Fernandez |
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| Writer | Brian Yuzna
Miguel Tejada-Flores |
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| Cinematography | Andreu Rebés
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| Musician | Xavier Capellas
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Everyone's favorite mad scientist Herbert West is currently in jail after having state's evidence turned against him by his former assistant, Dan Cain. While being led away, some re-agent falls from his pocket where it is picked up by a young man that was camping nearby. The young man find Herbert down in his jail cell and learns for himself just what the re-agent is capable of. |
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