Return of the Living Dead ReAction Figures Wave 4: A Gory Delight from Super7

Super7 is back at it again with Wave 4 of their Return of the Living Dead ReAction Figures, featuring some of the most iconic and gruesome characters from the cult classic horror franchise. This latest batch of 3.75-inch figures captures the spooky charm of the 1985 film and adds a bit of extra flair with a Glow in the Dark feature, making these figures truly shine, both figuratively and literally! You’ll see Tarman and Trash in all their gory glory, alongside a new “Monster” variant of Trash. Let’s dive into these horrors!

Tarman: A Living Dead Icon

The standout figure of this wave is, without a doubt, Tarman. Super7 has really knocked it out of the park with the level of detail on this undead brain-muncher. Tarman is one of the most memorable zombies in cinema history, originally the result of a Trioxin chemical spill in the movie, which caused corpses to reanimate with an insatiable hunger for brains. He’s drippy, grotesque, and has that “I want to eat your brains” charm that made him such a hit in the movie.

The ReAction figure perfectly captures Tarman’s decayed and slimy appearance, right down to the hanging skin and skeletal details. And of course, like the rest of the figures in this wave, he glows in the dark! That’s right—imagine his gory grin lighting up your collection shelf at night. It’s a brilliant touch, giving this figure even more creepy coolness. If you’re a fan of all things oozy and undead, this one is a must-have.

You can check out more of my thoughts on Tarman when I covered NECA’s larger Return of the Living Dead figures here.

Trash: The Punk Rock Zombie Returns as a ReAction Figure

Then there’s Trash, the punk rock queen of the undead, originally portrayed by Linnea Quigley. The ReAction figure does a solid job of immortalising her fiery pink mohawk and rebellious aesthetic. With her fierce makeup and outfit, Trash is one of the more visually striking characters in the film—and this figure certainly does her justice. But what really sets this version apart is the Monster Trash variant.

In the Monster Trash figure, Super7 adds a gruesome twist. This version depicts Trash post-reanimation in all her zombified glory, complete with bloodstained body and wild, ghoulish eyes. The attention to detail in this figure is fantastic, giving her that blend of undead terror and punk rock attitude. It’s not just about the outfit or the hair; it’s about her entire gory transformation. Just like Tarman, she too glows in the dark, making this figure stand out even more.

I’ve reviewed some other punk-inspired figures like the Commando Elvira figure recently, so if you’re into bad-ass ladies, check that out too .

Glow in the Dark: A Spine-Chilling Feature

Super7’s inclusion of the Glow in the Dark feature across this wave really takes these figures to the next level. In typical light, they look fantastic, capturing the gory and grimy essence of the original film. But once the lights go out, they transform into haunting glowing figures that would look amazing in any horror-themed collection.

Whether you’re a long-time fan of Return of the Living Dead or just getting into retro horror figures, this wave is a standout example of how to combine nostalgia, pop culture, and excellent design into something that’s not just a toy, but a true collectible.

Return of the Living Dead ReAction Figures Wave 4

Based on the photos Super7 has released, I’d say these figures are a gory triumph. Tarman is the obvious winner for me—his iconic design, dripping slime, and terrifying glow make him an instant centrepiece for any horror collection. Trash is a close second, with her punk rock vibe adding a splash of colour to the undead mayhem. And that Glow in the Dark feature? Genius. Super7 has done a stellar job with this line, and I can’t wait to see what they cook up next.

If you’re following the Latest Toy News, these figures are already making waves in the collector community. Get them while you can—because once they’re gone, you’ll be kicking yourself for not snagging one.