The Lazarus Effect is a short, sometimes silly thriller that dies before it even gets going. It has some good ideas, but instead of exploring them, it relies on silly “shock” scares, ...

“The Lazarus Effect” is not the usual mindless thriller, but it’s as flat as an open soda can from last week, with dull characters and virtually every scene taking place in a single location ...

There are a handful of these moments in The Lazarus Effect, and they all made me increasingly more frustrated.Without them, you get what I imagine a freakier X-Men: The Last Stand would look like ...

The Lazarus Effect was shown as a miracle in High Potential. There are only 65 documented cases of the Lazarus Effect between 1982 and 2018, according to Cleveland Clinic.

In “The Lazarus Effect,” opening Friday, a team of people who have never seen a movie attempt to bring various dead things back to life. The rest of us know well that that is always a very bad ...

Perhaps in “The Lazarus Effect 2” — and yes, the movie ends with the suggestion of a sequel — they’ll all come back, high on life, if not DMT, to tie up the film’s frustrating loose ends.

"The Lazarus Effect" is not the usual mindless thriller, but it's as flat as an open soda can from last week, with dull characters and virtually every scene taking place in a single location.

‘The Lazarus Effect’ Review: Olivia Wilde, Mark Duplass Learn That Sometimes, Dead is Better. Director David Gelb’s brisk, character-driven horror film delivers superb scares thanks to a ...

Forget the minor, derivative scares in “The Lazarus Effect.” The real jolt here is seeing a well-known name playing a monstrous evil force. That would be lovely Olivia Wilde. She plays … ...

A thirtysomething couple, partners in work as well as life, are coming apart. They’ve been engaged for three years, but he keeps putting off the wedding, using their professional commitments as ...

“The Lazarus Effect” is one of those horror movies populated by characters who haven't seen too many horror movies.

Bringing loved one’s back from the dead has always been risky business. Just ask Dr. Frankenstein. Unfortunately the crack medical team in “The Lazarus Effect” suffers from listless acting ...