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The Resurrected 1991

★ 6.1132 votes105 min📅 1991-10-19

"Death used to be the end. Now it's only the beginning..."

In Dan O'Bannon's eerie blend of horror, science fiction, and psychological thriller, *The Resurrected* (1991) weaves a chilling tale of obsession and the forbidden pursuit of eternal life.

Director: Dan O'Bannon

Cast

John Terry
John Terry
John March
Jane Sibbett
Jane Sibbett
Claire Ward
Chris Sarandon
Chris Sarandon
Charles Dexter Ward / Joseph Curwen
Robert Romanus
Robert Romanus
Lonnie Peck
Laurie Briscoe
Holly Tender
Ken Camroux-Taylor
Ken Camroux-Taylor
Captain Ben Szandor
Patrick Pon
Raymond
Bernard Cuffling
Bernard Cuffling
Dr. Waite
Megan Leitch
Megan Leitch
Eliza
Charles K. Pitts
Charles K. Pitts
Ezra Ward

Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Resurrected (1991) about?

The film follows Charles Dexter Ward, a wealthy scientist who dives into forbidden experiments using an ancient diary and human remains in a desperate bid for immortality. As his obsession grows, the horror unfolds in a terrifying spiral of resurrection, violence, and psychological unraveling.

Who directed The Resurrected?

Dan O'Bannon, the acclaimed director behind horror and sci-fi classics, helmed *The Resurrected* with a distinctive vision that blends psychological tension with supernatural dread.

Who stars in The Resurrected?

The film features a talented cast led by John Terry, Jane Sibbett, Chris Sarandon, and Robert Romanus, each bringing their characters to life with compelling intensity.

Is The Resurrected (1991) worth watching?

For fans of slow-burn horror and sci-fi thrillers, *The Resurrected* offers a unique and atmospheric experience. While it may not cater to every horror enthusiast, its blend of psychological depth and supernatural elements makes it a rewarding watch for those who appreciate Dan O'Bannon's distinct style.

How long is The Resurrected?

The Resurrected runs for 105 minutes, offering a tight and immersive viewing experience.

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About The Resurrected (1991) — A Chilling Horror-Sci-Fi Revival You Won't Forget

In Dan O'Bannon's eerie blend of horror, science fiction, and psychological thriller, *The Resurrected* (1991) weaves a chilling tale of obsession and the forbidden pursuit of eternal life. Set against a moody, atmospheric backdrop, the film follows Charles Dexter Ward, a wealthy and enigmatic scientist who stumbles upon an ancient diary and the remains of the dead, sparking a dark experiment in resurrection. As Ward's quest for immortality spirals out of control, the line between life and death blurs, plunging him—and those around him—into a nightmarish cycle of terror and violence. The director's signature touch infuses the story with a sense of dread, making *The Resurrected* a standout in the horror genre.

Starring John Terry as the determined but increasingly unhinged Ward, alongside Jane Sibbett and Chris Sarandon in pivotal roles, the cast brings depth and intensity to this macabre exploration of humanity's darkest impulses. With its haunting visuals, unsettling themes, and a plot that challenges the boundaries of science and morality, *The Resurrected* is a gripping film for fans of slow-burn horror and cerebral thrillers alike.