Return of the Living Dead adds a videogame and two horror movies

The iconic 80's horror comedy Return of the Living Dead is turning 40 and the entertainment industry has decided to celebrate in a big way. First, a horror video game called More Brains - Assault on Uneeda will be released. Then fans of the saga will have the joy of seeing the next film in the saga The Return of the Living Dead Universe: Trash's Revenge, which will focus on Trash, a young punk woman who was in the 1985 film Return of the Living Dead.

Finally, the franchise has a remake of the original 1985 film in the works. The movie is called Return of the Living Dead (2025), where a new leak of deadly substances puts a small Pennsylvania town on the brink of a zombie outbreak.

More Brains- Assaault on Unneeda

More Brains - Assault on Uneeda is an upcoming video game that is part of The Return of the Living Dead universe, celebrating the 40th anniversary of the original film. This game is being developed by DragonGAMES and is designed to tie directly into the new film titled Trash’s Revenge, which features original cast members such as Beverly Randolph and Thomas Matthews.

The game promises a rich, immersive experience set in a post-apocalyptic world overrun by zombies. Players can choose to navigate this decaying environment either solo or cooperatively with friends. The gameplay involves exploring dark streets, crumbling cities, and sinister laboratories while battling relentless waves of the undead. Players will face the ultimate test of survival, with options to either fight against the zombies or join their ranks.

Living Dead Universe: Trash's Revenge

Trash's Revenge is an upcoming horror film that expands the beloved Return of the Living Dead Universe, celebrating the 40th anniversary of the original cult classic. The horror movie is released on December 8, 2025. This new installment is produced by DRagon Studios and features several original cast members, including Linnea Quigley, who reprises her iconic role as Trash, and Beverly Randolph. The film is set to explore themes of fame and the undead, blending horror with dark humor.

While the full plot details are still under wraps, the premise revolves around Trash, who returns from the grave with a dual hunger for human flesh and the limelight. The character is described as navigating a Hollywood landscape that has largely forgotten her, reminiscent of Norma Desmond from Sunset Boulevard. This narrative choice highlights the intersection of horror and the entertainment industry, exploring how fame can be both a blessing and a curse. With its mix of returning cast members, a compelling premise, and a focus on the darker sides of fame, it aims to attract both longtime fans of the series and new audiences alike. As the project progresses, it will be interesting to see how it balances the legacy of the original film with contemporary themes and storytelling techniques.

Return of the Living Dead (2025)

The upcoming horror film Return of the Living Dead (2025) is set to be a sequel to the iconic 1985 film, continuing the legacy of the franchise while introducing new elements. Directed by Steve Wolsh, known for his work on Muck and Kill Her Goats. The horror movie is is released on December 25, 2025.

The story takes place in a small Pennsylvania town during Christmas of 1985, specifically 18 months after the events of the original film. A new leak of the toxic gas Trioxin 2-4-5 triggers a zombie outbreak, reminiscent of the chaos that ensued in the first movie. The teaser trailer showcases a familiar character, Tarman, dragging a Christmas tree through a snowy cemetery, setting a unique tone for a holiday-themed zombie film.

While the film will not feature any returning characters from the original due to their fates, it promises to maintain the dark humor and edgy vibe that fans have come to love. The original Return of the Living Dead is credited with popularizing the concept of zombies craving brains and introducing the idea of "running zombies," blending horror with comedy in a way that has influenced the genre significantly