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Re-Animator 40th Anniversary teaser from Ignite Films and Eagle Rock Pictures


Dust off your syringes and prepare for a jolt of cinematic nostalgia—Re-Animator is coming back to life for its 40th anniversary! Fans of the cult classic won’t want to miss what Ignite Films and Eagle Rock Pictures have in store. 

Ignite Films, the restoration powerhouse behind award-winning home video releases, has joined forces with Eagle Rock Pictures to create a label devoted to preserving cinematic history. Their mission? To breathe new life into timeless classics for collectors and a new generation of fans. With Re-Animator turning 40, expectations are high for what this dream team will deliver to honor the film that redefined horror comedy in 1985.

Ignite’s pedigree in restoration is pretty damn solid. Their recent 4K UHD release of Invaders from Mars (1953) took home a Saturn Award and earned accolades from prestigious industry bodies like the Il Cinema Ritrovato DVD Awards and the Hollywood Professional Association. If their meticulous work on this sci-fi classic is any indication, fans can expect Re-Animator to look sharper, more vibrant, and more thrilling than ever.

In true Re-Animator fashion, Ignite Films is keeping the tone playful and tongue-in-cheek. To stay plugged into the latest updates on Re-Animator’s 40th anniversary and Ignite Films’ impressive slate of restorations, visit ignite-films.com and sign up for their newsletter. As the tagline says, “We promise not to embalm you.” Sign up HERE

While exact details remain under wraps, the team’s track record suggests we might be treated to stunning new restorations, behind-the-scenes featurettes, and perhaps even collectibles worthy of Herbert West himself. Given the legacy of Re-Animator, which has inspired everything from sequels to pop culture references, this milestone is certain to include surprises worthy of the film’s cult status.

Re-Animator, directed by Stuart Gordon and based on H.P. Lovecraft’s Herbert West–Reanimator, has remained a defining title in the horror genre. Its mix of outrageous gore, dark humor, and unforgettable performances—hello, Jeffrey Combs!—cemented its place as a must-see for fans of the macabre.

With Ignite Films leading the charge, this anniversary celebration promises to be a revival worthy of Herbert West’s most ambitious experiments. Stay tuned—it’s alive!

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