Anchor Bay will unleash The Amazing Adventures of the Living Corpse in June

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 13 years ago

Last Updated on August 2, 2021

After premiered at last year’s San Diego Comic-Con in San Diego, THE AMAZING ADVENTURES OF THE LIVING CORPSE was quickly picked up by Anchor Bay Entertainment. The CG-animated horror-comedy hasn’t been heard form since, but today we got the news that it will hit DVD/Blu-ray on June 18th.

A guilt-ridden corpse takes on a heavy burden when he agrees to help a Fallen Angel keep the other undead in their graves and powers of evil from corrupting our world.
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The nature of the superhero making its transition from the sublime pages of comic books to the magical screens of cinema, however, will be slightly unique this time around. For starters, the title character isn’t your typical caped crusader – he’s a zombie. And he’s not just a typical zombie, either. He’s a contentious, imposing citizen of the walking dead club with an intact memory from when he was alive, and a mission to protect the Earth from other brain-sucking flesh-eaters.

We don’t have any information on the special features yet, but keep your eyeballs wide open. Pre-order the Blu-ray HERE or the DVD HERE.

Source: Arrow in the Head

Tags: aith, anchor bay, Animated, Arrow in the head, blu-ray, Comedy, DVD, Horror, The Amazing Adventures of the Living Corpse

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