Early on in the unnecessary horror film The Lazarus Effect, a dog that is brought back to life is moody and off his kibbles and bits. What if he wanted to stay in doggie heaven, one of the medical ...

The Lazarus Effect could at best be called a high tech update of Pet Sematary — science-y gobbledegook steps in for the weird mysticism of a Mikmaq cemetery — although it is regretfully short ...

An 88-year-old woman from the Czech Republic, thought to be dead, shows signs of life in her coffin, highlighting the rare Lazarus Effect.

Be the first to comment. According to the National Institutes of Health, there have been 74 confirmed cases in the U.S. from 1982-2022. It is still unknown how or why the Lazarus Effect happens.

New movies: ‘Focus,’ ‘The Lazarus Effect’ Posted: 7:05 AM CST Friday, Feb. 27, 2015 Last Modified: 7:51 AM CST Friday, Feb. 27, 2015 Advertisement Advertise with us Tweet Share Print Email ...