War of The Dead - Teaser Trailer

March 1942. Captain Martin Stone leads an American unit on a mission to destroy an enemy bunker; joining forces with an elite platoon of soldiers. But when the troops find themselves being attacked by the same enemy soldiers they had killed in an earlier ambush, they quickly begin to question who exactly the enemy is...an SS experiments gone wrong or the Living Dead?

On DVD Spring 2012

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• WOTD
• TEASER
• 1080P
• 0923113

[VSCYBERPUNKHORRORS]

Never heard of that one. With a name like that you'd think we all heard of it. I love movies like this.

[FootyGamezz4U]

nazi zombies in real life:D

[barrc010]

throwing knife in the head lol

[RunescapeCalculator]

these people played to much cod zombies

[crossybhoy]

@herofromthedark if you watch again mate, you see the drop-let enterin g his body via the pupil (i've seen stupid friends imbibing alcohol, and blotter-form LSD, this way so it is basically an open hole). I thought 28 days later was great - more of a question of what people would do to others when there's no consequences [the English soldiers luring women to keep as sex-slaves], rathe than just a Zombie movie. Like Romeo's 1st 3 had overtones which basically included zombies. My opinion anyway.

[herofromthedark]

@designeranoraks

Ah, well that makes sense. Still, you'd think that those folks would at least try to find some of these select division police don't you? Either way, they end up running from most encounters, and that's the smart move.

But back to 28 days later- it had some scenes that didn't make sense, that's why I wasn't too fond of it. It's been a while since I've seen it, so I can't really remember too much off the top of my head, like the guy waking in the hospital, and he was 100% fine...

[designeranoraks]

@herofromthedark Ah, i can justify them not using guns,... welcome to fuckin England! Only a certain select division of the Police are armed. Yes, this is to our benefit in regular society, i however am wary of the zombie holocaust because we haven't got stores that stock firearms. Most of the success in U.S. Zombie flicks is the involvement of guns. We'd have to get proper barbaric on them :)

[herofromthedark]

@designeranoraks

I have no clue, but then again, I always felt that 28 later series were really trumped up, despite having few good qualities about them.

There were a lot of flaws in the original movie, including- if a single drop of blood could zombify a person, why does NO ONE use a firearm? Instead, the main folks (aside from the soldiers) use axes and other BLOODY weapons. That's dumber than hell, and risking themselves.

There were too many flaws for me to enjoy that movie.

[designeranoraks]

@herofromthedark Kool and the Gang bro :) Whilst we're discussing these passions, why in '28 Days Later' and '28 Weeks Later' were there no animals? There should have been animals, and infected ones at that. Afterall, it was started with an animal. I know it was our closet relative but still. Secondly, why didn't the infected attack one another? Could the drug/virus discriminate... it was supposed to be 'rage'. I hate nit-picking, but then i hate flaws.

[herofromthedark]

@designeranoraks

Attacked you hard? I just wrote "I don't share your reasoning." I'm not being kind or cruel, just saying how I felt in an educated way. Besides, it definately seems like you've put a lot of thought into your comments, and you're not a guy who blows up whenever you don't get what you want, so I figure "Hey, this guy's smart, maybe I can help him open up his mind." That's what I was thinking as I was writing that last comment.