War of the Dead (I) (2011) 4.0
A platoon of American and Finnish soldiers is driven deep into a Russian forest where its Captain discovers a terrifying secret. Director:Marko Mäkilaakso |
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War of the Dead (I) (2011) 4.0
A platoon of American and Finnish soldiers is driven deep into a Russian forest where its Captain discovers a terrifying secret. Director:Marko Mäkilaakso |
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Captain Martin Stone
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| Jouko Ahola | ... |
Captain Niemi
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| Samuel Vauramo | ... |
Kolya
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| Mikko Leppilampi | ... |
Lieutenant Laakso
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| Andreas Wilson | ... |
Assistant
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Antti Reini | ... |
Sergeant Halonen
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Magdalena Górska | ... |
Dasha
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| Mark Wingett | ... |
David Selzman
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| Andrius Paulavicius | ... |
Russian soldier
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Geoffrey T. Bersey | ... |
Old man
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Tomas Ereminas | ... |
Nazi zombie soldier
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Teemu Eriksson | ... |
Medic
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This is a movie set during WWII and involves Captain Stone and a platoon of American and Finnish soldiers on a mission to find a bunker held by the Germans. On the way there they come under fire and at the same time run in to some German soldiers that seem to be "undead". How is this possible? Their platoon is almost completely killed off apart from a few of them, including Capt. Stone. They move on and run in to another survivor, a Russian soldier. They all try to survive and end up at the bunker they were meant to take out. But once inside they find out just how the German soldiers became the "undead". Written by Michael Hallows Eve
The plot: American and Finnish troops run up against Nazi zombies, during World War II.
This was not an absolutely terrible movie, but it was still pretty annoyingly bad. The characters were basically interchangeable, and it was even worse during the action sequences, because they were shot so poorly that I couldn't even tell who was fighting whom. Unfortunately, the movie feels like a meth addict did all the camera work and editing. The plot and dialogue are about as bad as you're expecting, but the SFX are far more disappointing. Nobody really expects good plot or dialogue from their direct-to-video, low budget zombie movies -- especially when they're rated this low -- but they do tend to expect a certain minimum level of gore. However, thanks to the horrible camera work and editing, you can't really see much of the SFX or make-up, anyway. There just wasn't enough story to stretch this out to feature length, necessitating lots of terrible action scenes. This really should have been edited down to the best few scenes, with a little bit of setup, and uploaded to YouTube.
Recommended only to people who like mindless action movies.