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[DoUrden]

Originally Posted by ForEver Blu

The Horde


Mutants


Both are pretty decent french zombie films, if Dead Snow is on Netflix then those should also be as well.

Dang! I just checked on both of those and they're not on there... You can get the dvd, but no instant! The horde looks good!

[ForEver Blu]

Originally Posted by DoUrden

Dang! I just checked on both of those and they're not on there... You can get the dvd, but no instant! The horde looks good!

What about Pontypool or Dead Air?


Another good Nazi zombie film besides Dead Snow is Outpost with Ray Stevenson.

[DoUrden]

Originally Posted by ForEver Blu

What about Pontypool or Dead Air?


Another good Nazi zombie film besides Dead Snow is Outpost with Ray Stevenson.

Both a no go... But you're right about Outpost, that was fun!

[ForEver Blu]

Originally Posted by DoUrden

Both a no go... But you're right about Outpost, that was fun!

Very creepy and action packed, a sequel is currently in production.


Another good Nazi themed horror film is Blood Creek, have you seen that one?

[DoUrden]

Originally Posted by ForEver Blu

Very creepy and action packed, a sequel is currently in production.


Another good Nazi themed horror film is Blood Creek, have you seen that one?

Oh, good to hear about the sequel! Not seen Blood Creek, but I'll look for it! Thanx!

[Rob71]

Dead Alive
Dagon
All four Wishmasters

And you have to give Monsturd a try.

[EricJ]

Originally Posted by Rob71

Dagon
All four Wishmasters

I'll second "Dagon", the third of the Stuart Gordon H.P. Lovecraft movies Gordon was going to make at Empire/Full Moon Pictures ("A Shadow Over Innsmouth") after "Re-Animator" and "From Beyond", before the studio basically folded, and the production was moved years later to a studio in Spain. (And some nerdy actor had to fill in for a part that was clearly written for Jeffrey Combs.)
Imagine the original gonzo "Re-Animator" as directed by Guillermo DelToro. Gordon may be goofy, but he always delivers...Ain't nothin' cooler than a smart B-director.

(And although the first Wishmaster may be worth watching out of curiosity, they get progressively....worse. Like "They go the Hellraiser route and basically make up title-unrelated crap after the second movie."
The second one at least tries to sequel the events of the first one, even though in the first two, our evil-spirit-in-human-form keeps walking around with a patently phony Evil Grin that looks like nothing so much as if he's about to say "Hiiii....I'M Joe Isuzu, and I own the company. " )