Details
- Status
- Released
- Release
- August 15, 2014 (12 years ago)
- Runtime
- 1h 29m
- Rating
- R
- Language
- English
- Origins
- Tags
- Companies
- Abbolita Productions, American Zoetrope, Destro Films, Starstream Entertainment
External Scores
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Cast View all

Aubrey PlazaBeth Slocum

Dane DeHaanZach Orfman

John C. ReillyMaury Slocum

Molly ShannonGeenie Slocum

Cheryl HinesJudy Orfman

Paul ReiserNoah Orfman

Matthew Gray GublerKyle Orfman

Anna KendrickErica Wexler

Eva La DarePearline

Paul WeitzMr. Levin

Michelle AzarMrs. Levin
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Crew View all

Jeff BaenaDirector & Writer
Brian YoungExecutive Producer
Kim LeadfordExecutive Producer

Elizabeth Jayne StillwellExecutive Producer
Tim NyeExecutive Producer
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External reviews
Life After Beth: Sundance ReviewDane DeHaan plays a young man who's both elated and terrified when his dead girlfriend (Aubrey Plaza) returns from the grave.
'Life After Beth': Teen zombie rom-com feels a bit datedZack and Beth's relationship has never been so good. Before she died, the titular heroine of Life After Beth had broken up with her overly needy beau, tellin...
Life After BethUp-and-comer Aubrey Plaza’s deadpan stare makes her perfect to play girlfriend-turned-zombie Beth. After dying in a solo mountain hike at the start of the ...
'Life After Beth' deteriorates quicklyMorbid comedy from Jeff Baena lacks sufficient mordant humor.
Sundance Film Review: ‘Life After Beth’Jeff Baena's directorial debut is charming, thoughtful and laugh-out-loud funny.




