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Bride of Re-Animator Reviews
The second movie is at least 10 times more disgusting than the first, but manages to supply almost enough funny lines to assuage your nausea.
The story doesn’t have enough twists to shake its Frankenstein roots, but West is still a great character... Too bad the great Barbara Crampton isn’t back to help re-animate this sequel into the original’s blend of horror, black comedy, and eroticism.
Bride of Re-Animator is a living nightmare. As it's also a horror movie, that's a nice compliment.
The sequel is every bit as amusing as the original, though probably grislier.
Brian Yuzna keeps the pace fast, if sometimes at the expense of coherence.
Like most sequels it lacks the snap and bite of its predecessor.
The flick supplies many a darkly mirthful moment as it picks up steam on the way to a truly sicko finale. It operates simultaneously as a moral fable, medical satire, and over-the-top bad-taste orgy.
Like many sequels, 'Bride of Re-Animator' is not a patch on the original.
The cast deliver their over-the-top-dialogue with perfect deadpan eloquence and the shock tactics, while not quite as memorable as in the original, will still give you pause.
The film as few surprises but delivers its gory goods with gusto.
This one is almost as good as the original, if you like this sort of movie. It is a campy -- and gory -- takeoff on the Frankenstein story.
Directed by Brian Yuzna, Bride is plagued by bad lighting, poor sound quality and Yuzna's inability to revive the gleeful anarchy that director Stuart Gordon gushed into the original.
Producer-director Brian Yuzna manages to capture the original's sense of goofy bloody mayhem.
Bride is one of those rare sequels that is actually as good as -- and in some respects superior to -- its inspiration.
Perversely funny, but not as inspired as the original.
Inferior (but still fun) sequel.
Nowhere near as impactful, witty or fresh as the original HP Lovecraft-based cult movie Re-Animator, director Brian Yuzna's gloriously gory sequel sadly ventures more into standard Frankenstein territory.
Ultimately, Bride of Re-Animator is fun, but it does drown in its jumble of different elements.
As is the tradition with horror sequels, Bride of Re-Animator is essentially just a bigger, bloodier version of the first film. But it possesses enough invention and innovation that it’s more than just a re-tread.
A curiously under-the-top picture, then, where monsters blunder about aimlessly and mad scientists exchange overheated dialogue in a manner we know all too well.