Herbert West is a fictional character created by H. P. Lovecraft for his short story "Herbert West—Reanimator", first published in 1922. There have been several adaptations of the story including Herbert West as played by Jeffrey Combs in the 1985 Re-Animator movie and its two sequels, Bride of Re-Animator and Beyond Re-Animator. Herbert West is the inventor of a special solution that when injected into a main artery of a recently deceased...
Dr. Carl Hill is none-too happy with having been decapitated by Herbert West.
Herbert West makes a profound statement in regards to brain death.
Herbert West breaks down his research on reanimation to its basic points.
Herbert catches Meg in his room, where she is not allowed.
Herbert West insults Dr. Carl Hill during a heated debate over brain death.
Herbert confirms that the basement in Dan Cain's house will more than fit his...
Herbert attempts to finish off Dr. Carl Hill with an overdose of the serum.
Herbert and Dr. Hill both have plans to handle each other for the final showd...
Dr. Carl Hill and Herbert West trade verbal jabs before revealing their final...
Herbert West taunts Dr. Carl Hill for the fact that he HAS NO HEAD.
Herbert West berates Dr. Carl Hill for stealing his serum and experiments.
Herbert attempts and succeeds to revive Dan after the attack from zombie Dean...
Dan realizes that Dr. Carl Hill is after Megan and relays to Herbert the dept...
Herbert relays the bad news to Dan in regards to the reanimated status of Dr....
Herbert awakens from being knocked out by Dr. Carl Hill's corpse to find that...
Dr. Carl Hill threatens to blackmail Herbert unless Herbert reveals the serum...
![[Man] Good Evening, Mr. West](http://cdn0.hark.com/images/000/493/362/493362/man-good-evening-mr-west_large.jpg "[Man] Good Evening, Mr. West")
Dr. Hill interrogates Herbert as to why Dean Halsey exhibits symptoms of life...
Mace walks in on the bloodshed of a freshly reanimated Dean Halsey and a cada...
Herbert West has a cheerful greeting for the freshly reanimated Dean Alan Hale.
Herbert West is chuffed to bits that his serum worked on a relatively fresh c...
Herbert thanks his lucky stars that he used unbreakable plastic to transport ...
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