Return of the Living Dead, a classic of the zombie genre, returns in 2026 with a new film. Written and directed by Steve Wolsh, it is due to open on November 13, 2026, according to listings. Fans of the series can expect nostalgic horror.
The story
The film is set eighteen months after the events at the UNEEDA warehouse. A small Pennsylvania town is threatened at Christmas 1985 by a leak of the chemical Trioxin 2-4-5. That recalls the chaotic atmosphere of the first film.
Cast
Devon Sawa stars as Isaac Horton. Alexander Ward plays Tarman; Kynlee Heiman and Casimere Jollette play the Horton family’s daughters Sophia and Delilah. Steve Wolsh, who writes and directs, heads Living Dead Media.
Remake or sequel?
Some sources describe the film as a direct continuation of the 1985 original, while others call it a remake. For the official description, look to the studio’s announcements. Some sources give the timing only as “November 2026”, so the exact day may change.
Why it is interesting
A zombie story set in a Christmas atmosphere is a seasonal pick for horror fans. The series is known for mixing humour and suspense.
Frequently asked questions
When is the film due? November 13, 2026 according to listings.
Who directs? Steve Wolsh.
Who stars? Devon Sawa.
When is it set? Christmas 1985.
Note: the date and the film’s classification may vary by source.
