Re-animator TV série

About That 'Herbert West' TV Series....

This weekend we broke the news that a new TV series is the works that would bring Herbert West to the small screen as a young teenage Dr. Frankenstein. Almost immediately following the post one of the mad geniuses behind HERBERT WEST: RE-ANIMATOR THE SERIES dropped us a line to clear up any questions B-D readers might have about it. Read on for the skinny.

Here's the low down of the plot from Writer William Butler.

"We are currently working on a pilot for television, which follows a group of young science students while on their journey at Miskatonic University and the sci-fi and supernatural events that occur there," he tells Bloody-Disgusting exclusively.

But it should be clear that this show is going to be very separate from Stuart Gordon's masterpiece RE-ANIMATOR.

"This project in no way is connected to/or like the original classic movie [RE-ANIMATOR], which we respect and honor with all of our being, but rather a growing narrative inspired by all of HP Lovecrafts early works as well as new science fiction elements. 'Herbert West: Re-Animator The Series' will be for Science Fiction, what Buffy The Vampire Slayer was for gothic horror."

Something really cool we learned is that the project was created by Meredith Red, wife of legendary horror writer/director Eric Red, three time Emmy Award Winner John Vulich and William Butler.

The pilot presentation for HERBERT WEST is slated to shoot in April of 2009 from Transition Entertainment.

Source: Bloody Disgusting

'Herbert West' Returns as a Teenager in New 'Re-Animator' Series!

We learned exclusively that Transition Entertainment is shooting a pilot presentation next April that will bring RE-ANIMATOR's Herbert West back as "a teenage Dr. Frankenstein for the new millennium". Entitled HERBERT WEST: RE-ANIMATOR THE SERIES, the pilot episode was written by Meredith Red and William Butler, with a director yet to be named. Beyond the break you'll find the exclusive casting breakdown that was sent into us by a requested 'anonymous' B-D regular.

[HERBERT WEST] (18) – is a teenage Dr. Frankenstein for the new millennium. He's a dark, shy, somewhat sexy and narcissistic young man obsessed with finding the secret to life and learning the formula that will reanimate the dead. His philosophy, “Sometimes you have to cause death to lay the foundation for life” leaves him often-criticized by his young contemporaries. His unconventional theories about life and death make him a legend early on at Miskatonic University, yet he is respected as a brilliant young man of science. It takes him a while to see that his fellow classmate Harley is quietly developing feelings for him. There are many layers to Herbert’s complicated personality and little by little we will reveal each layer, learning about his past and what drives him to discover the secret of reanimation.

[RANDY CARTER] (18) – Arkham local and Herbert West’s good-looking roommate as well as his moral compass, sometimes struggles to understand that Herbert is conducting his experiments for the greater good. While trying to keep Herbert in check, Randy is slowly convinced there’s more than meets the eye going on at the University campus. Eventually he begins a secret investigation into the scientific and paranormal phenomenon on campus and surrounding area, often getting himself and his comrades into serious trouble. Yet slowly convinced that he himself is possibly onto some kind of scientific breakthrough, he keeps the clues and phenomenon experience between himself and his friends. Randy comes to believe that the young man that went berserk on the campus was driven by a force unknown. Randy is always tinkering with his motorcycle.

[HARLEY WARREN] (18) – is nerdy-hot, sexy, smart, slowly begins to show that she secretly longs for Herbert’s approval and affection. Even though her experiments are bold and her desire to help him on his journey are clear, Herbert fears she doesn’t have the constitution and foresight for his kind of work. Constantly pushing to be an accepted member of the team, Harley sometimes takes things too far and has to go to Herbert and Randy for help to clean things up – that’s if she can get away to call for help.

[CRAWFORD TILLINGHAST] (18) – Miskatonic’s resident stud and bad boy. He’s cocky, competitive and highly intelligent, but his jealousy of Herbert could be his downfall if he’s not careful. A student whose research revolves around metaphysics and time manipulation and is also fascinated by the possibility of multi-dimensional planes of existence. Early on, he learns of Herbert’s goal and he immediately begins to plot and scheme to find and fine tune the formula before Herbert does – sometimes with disastrous results. His obsession often leads to trouble where he too is forced to ask the others for help. Somewhere in season two, we will slowly learn that Crawford is secretly Dean Halsey’s pawn as the old man, who claims to be the gangs’ mentor and friend is really the cause of all the strange goings on at the university.

[MEGAN ARMITAGE] (18) – A smoking hot young psych student and the daughter of Henry Armitage, the university librarian. Skeptical of all of the supposed goings on at Miskatonic, Megan often loses her patience with her boyfriend Randy, using her sexuality to pull his focus. Though her tantrums, shameless flirting and arrogance can sometimes appear humorous, we will later find that Megan is not who she seems as she teams with others who intend to cause the gang harm. This is only foreshadowed as she eventually leaves Randy for Crawford.

[DEAN JONATHAN HALSEY] (50’s) – After surviving the horrible event at Miskatonic that still haunts him, Dean Halsey befriends the newcomers, fascinated by their growing curiosity for the unexplored avenues of science. He secretly supports Herbert and the gang, often providing them with supplies and information as well as covering for them when things get a bit out of control. It won’t be till later that we realize, through Carter’s driving curiosity and amateur detective work that Dean Halsey has an agenda of his own, having conducted his own experiments in the unknown sciences and supernatural…the true cause of all of the trouble on campus – both old and new. Once he believes he no longer needs Herbert and the rest to attain his true goal – to find the key to opening another dimension, he plans to dispose of them all. “This is a vortex for activity, let this be our secret.”

[STACI CARTER] (17) –Randy’s younger sister. A cute young thing who goes to the local high school and works at their hangout…a rundown café where the gang often meets late at night to makes plans or sometimes recover from them. Stacy has a mad, unrequited crush on Crawford, so is always trying to hang around to be near him. Her desire to connect with him, sometimes gets her involved in the action.

[ADAM CHADWICK] (17) – Staci’s handsome and closeted gay male friend. Confused why her friend never responds to her subtle flirting and advances, Staci eventually realizes that it’s males he’d rather be with as he confides in her. Smart and fearless, Adam has uncanny ability to find a joke even in the most harrowing of situations. We will slowly find that he has a secret crush on Crawford – a crush that will eventually get everyone into a terrible mess, when Crawford manipulates him into helping him get what he wants.

[HOWIE PETERSON] (18) – aspires to be a science fiction writer and sometimes accidentally comes up with a clue or possibility by making reference to the tons of literature he has poured through in his life. It turns out his last name is really Lovecraft, but he doesn’t use it because his father left he and his mother at a very young age.

[BURKE AND HARE] (20’s) The Silent Bob and Jay of the show. The boys are local swindlers who Herbert befriends early in our story and that will do almost anything for a buck. Whether it be keeping Herbert in touch with the freshest specimens or risking their lives to find occult oddities that Carter requests – they are fearless and at their service. Sometimes they unwittingly save the day.

Voici une série qui devrait ravir les amateurs de films d'horreur et tout particulièrement les puristes qui connaissent le terrible et sanguinolent Re-Animator (sorti en salles dans le milieu des années 80). Un film énorme et qui doit être découvert par la nouvelle génération bercée au son des remakes des classiques d'antan (TCM74, Zombie...).
En espérant que nous ayons des news très prochainement concernant cette curiosité.
La série n'a pour l'heure encore aucune chaîne d'attitrée mais l'impatience doit gagner pas mal de monde. Et les images que vous pouvez voir ont été balancées anonymement au magazine Fangoria. On ne se plaindra pas, au contraire.
La série narrera l'adolescence du démoniaque Herbert West et d'après un site un communiqué de presse indique :

Citation :

« Ce que Buffy contre les Vampires était aux récits gothiques, Herbert West - Re-Animator le sera pour le fantastique et l'horreur »

Elle est bien bonne encore que je peut pas comprendre comment surpassé le film de Gordon. Ils ont vraiment oublier le film de Gordon, car je voit pas comment il ont analysé cela. En tout cas ce sera sans moi.

Ce truc ne me tente pas du tout.

BloodSplash a écrit:

Ce truc ne me tente pas du tout.

Il fait vraiment dur avec sa piqure lew Herbert West dans la série TV. Il n'ont pas du regardé le psysique de Jeffrey Combs avant de le choisir.

Une petite comparaison:

Herbert West original film:



Herbert West Serie TV:



pour le Herbert West de la série TV

Pour le choix de l'acteur je trouve que c'est supportable. La série est un beginning et non une suite à la franchise cinématographique. On suivra la jeunesse de Herbert West.

Machiavel a écrit:

Pour le choix de l'acteur je trouve que c'est supportable. La série est un beginning et non une suite à la franchise cinématographique. On suivra la jeunesse de Herbert West.

C'est pas un beginning, vu que Dan Cain est dedans et est amis avec Herbert.

La série est axé sur l'adolescence de Hebert. Maintenant ils ont peut-être modifié quelques éléments afin de faire plaisir aux nostalgiques.

Machiavel a écrit:

La série est axé sur l'adolescence de Hebert. Maintenant ils ont peut-être modifié quelques éléments afin de faire plaisir aux nostalgiques.

Ne dit pas alors que c'est un beginning, quand il ne se connaise pas avant qu'il Trente ans chancun, dans le film de Gordon

mark a écrit:

Machiavel a écrit:

La série est axé sur l'adolescence de Hebert. Maintenant ils ont peut-être modifié quelques éléments afin de faire plaisir aux nostalgiques.

Ne dit pas alors que c'est un beginning, quand il ne se connaise pas avant qu'il Trente ans chancun, dans le film de Gordon

C'est un beginning, ado ils ne se connaissaient pas. C'est juste une prise de liberté scénaristique voilà tout, de les présenter amis lors de leur adolescence chose qui n'est pas en adéquation avec le film.

ce n'est pas un begeining C'est un série tv basé sur le roman de hp lovercraft

quelqu'un a des nouvelles de cette série ?, ça fait longtemps maintenant que ça été annoncé