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| Dan van Husen | ... |
Doktor Mengele
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James Calhoun
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| Ally McClelland | ... |
Matt O'Neill
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Charlie Friedballs
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Lucy Drive | ... | |
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Patient Zero
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Eleonora Marianelli | ... |
Young Will
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Marco Calugi | ... |
Nazi Soldier
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Alessandro Mazzanti | ... |
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Giovanni Rocchi | ... |
Nazi Soldier
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Michele Ghisoni Mou | ... |
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Roberto Cottini | ... |
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Alberto Leonardi | ... |
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Holger Gorek | ... |
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Set in the WWII it tells the story of a bunch of american soldiers fighting against a horde of zombies created by the Nazis using the prisoners of the camps... They have only one night to save their own lives but the enemy is stronger and stronger...
Actually not really. But it sounded good. Like the title sort of. But then again, we've been there, seen that. Something that cannot be said about the characters in this, who are oblivious to what is going to happen. To distinguish itself, the movie tries to go meta or even philosophical if you will at times. There's a muddled time-line or at least a "flash", which seems unnecessary, complicating things further, getting in the way of any fun this could've been.
Still better than the first one, this hasn't really put anything in its favor acting wise. Effects are decent for a low budget movie or if you're willing to lower your own expectations. But the story will not keep you at the edge of your seat, the ending will rather confuse (until part 3 will be released? If it's going to be released that is) than enlighten you ...