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Return of the Living Dead III (1993) [R|NR]

Release Date:
October 1, 1993

Original Title:
Return of the Living Dead III

Alternate Titles:
A Volta dos Mortos Vivos 3
Battalion 3
Battalion Returns
El Regreso de los Muertos Vivientes 3
El regreso de los muertos vivientes 3
El regreso de los muertos vivos 3
El retorn dels morts vivents 3
Experiência Maldita
Il ritorno dei morti viventi 3
La revancha de los muertos vivientes
Le retour des morts-vivants 3
Mortal Zombie
Návrat živé smrti 3
O Regresso dos Mortos Vivos III: Experiência Maldita
Return of the Living Dead 3
Завръщането на живите мъртви III
バタリアン リターンズ
生人回避3
生撕人肉

Genres:
Horror | Romance | Science Fiction

Production Companies:
Bandai Visual
Ozla Productions

Production Countries:
Japan | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
CZ: 18+  DE: 16  ES: 18  FR: 12  NL: 16  US: R|NR 

Runtime: 97

She's to die for.

Overview from TheMovieDB

Having recently witnessed the horrific results of a top secret project to bring the dead back to life, a distraught teenager performs the operation on his girlfriend after she's killed in a motorcycle accident.

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ADR Supervisor:
Gail Clark Burch

Additional Second Assistant Director:
Steven Buhai
Gary Schmoeller

Art Direction:
Aram Allan

Assistant Editor:
Jordan Thau
Keith H. Sauter
Douglas Crise

Associate Producer:
John Penney

Camera Operator:
Russ Brandt

Casting:
Jeffery Passero

Co-Producer:
Andrew Hersh

Color Timer:
Ray Morfino

Costume Design:
Jananicole Mincer

Director:
Brian Yuzna

Director of Photography:
Gerry Lively

Editor:
Christopher Roth

Executive In Charge Of Production:
David Tripet

Executive Producer:
Roger Burlage
Lawrence Steven Meyers

First Assistant Camera:
Michael Martino

First Assistant Director:
Tom Milo

Gaffer:
Adam Santelli

Hairstylist:
Silvina Knight

Key Hair Stylist:
Lisa Buono

Key Makeup Artist:
Lisa Buono

Makeup Artist:
Silvina Knight

Original Music Composer:
Barry Goldberg

Producer:
Gary Schmoeller
Brian Yuzna
Tom Fox

Production Coordinator:
Clarissa Troop

Production Design:
Anton Tremblay

Production Manager:
Russell D. Markowitz

Production Supervisor:
Cami Winikoff

Second Assistant Camera:
Arthur Scipio Africano

Second Assistant Director:
Conte Mark Matal

Second Second Assistant Director:
Christopher Landry

Second Unit Director:
Thomas C. Rainone

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Jerry Watson
Robert Knouse

Set Decoration:
Greg Bartkus

Sound Effects:
Gaston Biraben
James Seltenreich
Stacey A. Foiles

Sound Mixer:
Geoffrey Patterson

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Richard D. Rogers
Robert W. Glass Jr.

Special Effects:
Timothy Ralston
Thomas C. Rainone
Steve Johnson

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Timothy Ralston
Kevin Brennan
Steve Johnson
Wayne Toth
Christopher Allen Nelson
Chris Robbins

Still Photographer:
Dale Robinette
Eric H. Lasher

Stunt Coordinator:
Gary Paul

Stunts:
Monty L. Simons
Kurt D. Lott
Mildred A. Novak
David Hugghins
Denise Lynne Roberts
Scott Rogers

Supervising Sound Editor:
David Lewis Yewdall

Writer:
John Penney

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