Mutation (Video 1999)

A chemical created by Nazi experimentation is discovered in modern-day Germany. Once released, it causes all sorts of horrific bloodshed, mutation, and madness.

Directors:

Marc Fehse, Timo Rose

Writer:

Timo Rose

Stars:

Mark Door, Marc Fehse, Timo Rose

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Mark Door	...	Steve Taylor
Marc Fehse	...	Nick Taylor
Timo Rose	...	Tom Karminski
Carsten Fehse	...	Maik Koenig
Juliane Block	...	Petra Rodewald
Mr. Brand	...	Dr. F. Ritter
Oliver Krekel	...	Herr Heidrich
Andreas Schnaas	...	Mr. Desantoz
Flow Jo	...	Crucified victim
Ingo Brueckmann	...	Victim in L.A.
Jarrod Robbins	...	Killer in L.A.
Christina Bergfeld	...	Women in L.A.
Katrin Schmacke	...	Women in L.A.
Nina Hesse	...	Women in L.A.
Jens Krebs	...	Killer in Restaurant

Storyline

A chemical created by Nazi experimentation is discovered in modern-day Germany. Once released, it causes all sorts of horrific bloodshed, mutation, and madness.

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Plot Keywords:

mutant | chemical | mutation | gore | zombie

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Taglines:

1944 War es ein Gerucht... 1999 Sollte es die Bittere Wahrheit Werden.

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Genres:

Horror | Sci-Fi | Thriller

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Details

Country:

Germany

Language:

German

Filming Locations:

Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Company Credits

Production Co:

SIO Film Entertainment

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

Followed by Mutation 3 - Century of the Dead (2002)

User Reviews

The Citizen Kane Of Underground German Splatter Flicks

MUTATION (or, in director's cut form K7B:MUTATION) is the first of a trilogy of apocalyptic zombie films from director Marc Fehse. Actually, zombies are only a prevalent feature of the films. Much like Italy's new horror king, Ivan Zuccon, Fehse channels Lovecraft through the kaleidoscope vision of '70s splatter films. Shot on video- and looking it- MUTATION nevertheless overcomes almost all of shortcomings in inventive ways. The CGI effect can be absolutely brutal, or cartoonish- but always make sense in context to the scene that employs them. This is psychotronic underground film-making and as such is certainly not for everyone. But it stands far above most other underground horror efforts and should definitely be experienced by anyone seriously interested in horror films outside Hollywood. The second film in the series, GENERATION DEAD, is even better.