Dead Is Dead

Year: 1992

Runtime: 63 mins

Language: English

Horror

The film follows Eric Shepherd as he investigates his brother’s mysterious death and uncovers a clandestine drug called Doxitol, which can regrow severed limbs and temporarily revive the newly dead. His discovery pulls him into a dangerous quest for answers, as the line between life and death begins to blur.

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