Thy Davideth Return Of The Living Dead 3 is not your standard zombie flick which is a good thing considering the endless amount of zombie flicks having the same f@$&ing concept of survival and $#!+. This is a romance zombie horror film focusing on this douche bag and the broad who's ass is picture perfect and their venture into something a rather and despite the disturbing aspects that the douche is copulating a corpse, love conquers all so f$@& the authorities, I'm humping a dead woman, b!+(#! The gore is abundant and the effects are great, the story is original and nicely executed and the acting is actual good even though the douche was a nozzle and a retard. Even though it doesn't quite follow the same aspects of the two previous entries and, well, it shouldn't of been called Return Of The Living Dead 3 in the first place, it's still a good follow up and is recommended to those for a taste of something different.

amesmonde A top secret project reanimates dead and a grieving youth using his fathers work pass brings his girlfriend back to life after she's killed in a motorcycle accident.Director/producer Brian Yuzna gives plenty of screen time for the female lead zombie Julie played by Melinda Clarke who is brought back from the dead by the 2-4-5 Trioxin from the previous instalments. J. Trevor Edmond as Curt Reynolds is sorely underrated, overshadowed by Clarke's skimpy punk fashions and make up design. Writer John Penney's story recycles many of the best plot elements from its predecessors. Kent McCord as Col. John Reynolds is on his usual good form but the serious tone of this 3rd offering lacks the much of the goofy entertainment that made part one and two so cult and memorable. That said, it's packed with some good brain-munching zombies practical effects and gross make up.Although the handful of zombies are limited to the sewers and military base there's night on location scenes where Yuzna creates some atmosphere, notably the store segment and attack in the ally. Clarke tries to make the most of her after-death angst and Yuzna offers his staple twisted gore and fetishistic imagery but Return suffers from some of Yuzna's previous works short comings of clunky pacing and editing as oppose to the slicker execution of for example Society. Overall, the modern day Frankenstein meets Wes Craven's Deadly Friend and an urban Romero and Juliet works as a standalone, but as a third film of the Return of the Living Dead series it falls shy of expectations.

Paul Celano (chelano) It was decent. The girl was weird though. She was like a super hero ....zombie. I mean it kind of screwed up the whole getting bit and turning into a zombie. They should of kept it along the same lines as the first two, but I guess they just wanted to try something different. Putting a superhero type zombie in the film I admit was kind of fun. But it really lowers the scare factor. How Brian Yuzna directed Re-Animator, so if you watch this film you will see some similarities. I will admit that Mindy Clarke was an interesting girl superhero zombie in the film though. Also it was fun to see Sarah Douglas. This is a typical series that starts off scary on the first one and in the later numbers turns into a comedy or super hero movie. Too bad.

evanpenkethman when i was around ten, i stopped going outside at night for a few years after seeing this movie. my parents didn't like it (the movie). the gore is classic, and river man with the spine thing is classic. short review, short movie. would watch it again. the returns from the eighties were funny and campy as can be, but with the dawn of the nineties, the gore got better, and the whole teenage angst thing took total hold of the series. this film is the total product of the nirvana, my so called life generation that spawned so many great bad films....i like bad films mind you so...all in all, super fun, super sexy, and contains broken glass breast implants. if you skipped this one its probably available somewhere.