Question 1

What unusual ingredient was used to create the re-animation fluid in Bride of Re-Animator?

Accepted Answer

The liquid used for the "re-agent" was taken from glowsticks, just like in the first film.

Question 2

What was one scrapped plot idea that later inspired an unmade sequel?

Accepted Answer

An original plot involved Dan Cain being recruited to Washington, DC to re-animate the deceased President of the United States with Herbert West, which was carried over to the unmade House of Re-Animator.

Question 3

What literary reference does Dr. West make when explaining noises from his laboratory wall?

Accepted Answer

Dr. West suggests the noises are "probably rats in the wall," which is a reference to H.P. Lovecraft's story "Rats In The Wall."

Question 4

What challenging makeup process did Kathleen Kinmont undergo for her role?

Accepted Answer

Kathleen Kinmont had 15 different body casts made for her monster makeup and costume, and fainted during a full-body liquid latex application that became extremely hot as it hardened.

Question 5

What happened to Bride of Re-Animator after filming completed?

Accepted Answer

The film was shot in 1988 but sat on the shelf for two years before receiving a minimal theatrical run and video release.

Question 6

What unusual material was used to create the glowing re-agent in Bride of Re-Animator?

Accepted Answer

The liquid used for the re-agent was taken from glowsticks, just like in the first film.

Question 7

What was one of the original plot ideas that was later used for an unmade sequel?

Accepted Answer

One original plot involved Dan Cain being recruited to Washington, DC to re-animate the deceased President of the United States with Herbert West, which was carried over to the unmade House of Re-Animator.

Question 8

What Lovecraft reference does Dr. West make when explaining noises from his laboratory wall?

Accepted Answer

Dr. West suggests the noises are "probably rats in the wall," which is a reference to H.P. Lovecraft's story "Rats In The Wall."

Question 9

What challenging makeup process did Kathleen Kinmont undergo for her role?

Accepted Answer

Kathleen Kinmont had 15 different body casts made for her monster makeup and costume, and fainted during a full-body liquid latex application due to the heat as it hardened.

Question 10

What happened to Bride of Re-Animator after filming was completed?

Accepted Answer

The film was shot in 1988 but sat on the shelf for two years, then received a minimal theatrical run before being released on video.

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