Zombie horror is packed with black humor and lots of guts from Norway
. This budget enough terror motion picture deals with a group who run into a pack Nazis coming back to life and terrorizing an unnamed Norwegian area . In WWII, a force of Einsatzgruppen led by the dreaded Standartenführer Herzog occupied a Norway location . During three long years the Nazis abused and tortured the local people, and near the end of the war, with Germany's defeat looming, looted all their valuables before beginning to withdraw from the place . The villagers managed to stage an uprising and ambushed the Nazis, killing many. The surviving Nazis, including Herzog (Ørjan Gamst) , were pursued into the valleys , and it was assumed that they all froze to death .If the worst day of your life consisted of accidentally killing your girlfriend with an axe, chain-sawing your own arm off, and watching in horror as your closest friends were devoured by a zombified Nazi battalion, you'd have to assume that things couldn't get much worse. In Martin's case, that was only the beginning. Martin (Geir Vegar Hoel) is still on the run from a group of Nazi zombies, as he seeks the aid of an ever-dwindling group of American zombie enthusiasts, and discovers new techniques for fighting the zombies. . Later on , the villagers are afflicted by stalking, vicious flesh-eating stiffs relieved. Heads up. They're back. The sequel you did Nazi coming....
This clever horror movie results to be gory, gruesome , pretty repellent , and ghastly cannibal feast in which the stumbling flesh-eating stiffs are reanimated and can be only destroyed by bullets in the brain , slashing and throat-hacking . Unrelenting shock-feast laced with brief touches of black humor and tongue-in-cheek . In the first part titled Død snø or Dead Snow (2009) , a ski vacation turns horrific for a group of medical students, as they find themselves confronted by an unimaginable menace: Nazi zombies . In this follow-up the army of Zombies to be reborn , roaming the countryside , booth and some people besieged inside a Norwegian village deliver the goods , enough to be interesting .Main great success from Norway cinema is compelling directed with startling visual content and nice production by Tommy Wirkola ; furthermore special mention to excellent make-up by the magnificent Norwegian craftsmen . This frightening movie is plenty of thrills, chills, body-count executed by the eerie Nazi Zombies and photographed in pallid color with lurid images and phenomenal results . This is a classic excruciatingly Zombie film where the intrigue,tension, suspense appears threatening and lurking on the snowy outdoors , shack , mountains and many other places . In Norway considered the plus ultra of thoroughly disturbing movie is less stomach-churning by nowadays's standards .
Død snø (original title) is a genuinely frightening story with correct utilization of images-shock and well photographed on location in Alta, Finnmark, Norway and Målselv, Troms. It contains a creepy and eerie musical score by Christian Wibe and appropriate cinematography by Matthew Weston . The director creates a special Zombie thriller that manages to be both scary and skilfully made by Tommy Wirkola (What happened to Monday , I onde dager , Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunter) , deserving its cult status . Rating: 6.5/10. Good, this is one more imaginative horror pictures in which the camera stalks in sinister style and packing lots of blood and gore , but also some laughs , being as good as the original . It's just one long unrelenting cannibal feast and average budget horror movie that still packs a punch for those who like to be terrorized out their wits. Other films dealing with Zombies Nazis are the following ones : ¨Shock Waves (1977)¨ by Ken Wiederhorn with Peter Cushing and Brooke Adams , ¨Zombie Lake¨(1981) by Jean Rollin, Julian de Laserna, ¨Grave of the living dead (1983)¨ by Jesus Franco and ¨Horror of war (2006)¨ by John Whitney , ¨Mutantz, Nazis and Zombies¨ (2013) by Crippler Criss, Leslie Teah, Werner Timm .
This clever horror movie results to be gory, gruesome , pretty repellent , and ghastly cannibal feast in which the stumbling flesh-eating stiffs are reanimated and can be only destroyed by bullets in the brain , slashing and throat-hacking . Unrelenting shock-feast laced with brief touches of black humor and tongue-in-cheek . In the first part titled Død snø or Dead Snow (2009) , a ski vacation turns horrific for a group of medical students, as they find themselves confronted by an unimaginable menace: Nazi zombies . In this follow-up the army of Zombies to be reborn , roaming the countryside , booth and some people besieged inside a Norwegian village deliver the goods , enough to be interesting .Main great success from Norway cinema is compelling directed with startling visual content and nice production by Tommy Wirkola ; furthermore special mention to excellent make-up by the magnificent Norwegian craftsmen . This frightening movie is plenty of thrills, chills, body-count executed by the eerie Nazi Zombies and photographed in pallid color with lurid images and phenomenal results . This is a classic excruciatingly Zombie film where the intrigue,tension, suspense appears threatening and lurking on the snowy outdoors , shack , mountains and many other places . In Norway considered the plus ultra of thoroughly disturbing movie is less stomach-churning by nowadays's standards .
Død snø (original title) is a genuinely frightening story with correct utilization of images-shock and well photographed on location in Alta, Finnmark, Norway and Målselv, Troms. It contains a creepy and eerie musical score by Christian Wibe and appropriate cinematography by Matthew Weston . The director creates a special Zombie thriller that manages to be both scary and skilfully made by Tommy Wirkola (What happened to Monday , I onde dager , Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunter) , deserving its cult status . Rating: 6.5/10. Good, this is one more imaginative horror pictures in which the camera stalks in sinister style and packing lots of blood and gore , but also some laughs , being as good as the original . It's just one long unrelenting cannibal feast and average budget horror movie that still packs a punch for those who like to be terrorized out their wits. Other films dealing with Zombies Nazis are the following ones : ¨Shock Waves (1977)¨ by Ken Wiederhorn with Peter Cushing and Brooke Adams , ¨Zombie Lake¨(1981) by Jean Rollin, Julian de Laserna, ¨Grave of the living dead (1983)¨ by Jesus Franco and ¨Horror of war (2006)¨ by John Whitney , ¨Mutantz, Nazis and Zombies¨ (2013) by Crippler Criss, Leslie Teah, Werner Timm .