If you haven't figured it out this is a found footage Nazi zombie film. Using a diary they got on E-Bay, Markus (Patrick Jahns) and Thomas (Aciel Martinez Pol) set out to find hidden Nazi gold at a secret facility. Markus encounters Nazi zombies and the US military. The filming is done in annoying "first person" for realism like "Hardcore Henry." The camera jerks around and we get a cheap inferior product whose viewing quality is not worth watching. On the plus side, the zombies show up just 20 minutes into the film.Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.

I knew nothing about this title when I sat down to watch it and I think that made a difference.I found this movie fun and funny but I'm glad I didn't see it in 3D. There's no way I could have avoided being sick. It was uncomfortable enough watching in 2D.The nausea aside, the movie was a good B-grade zombie flick. And not just zombies, nazi zombies. What's not to love? You know those freaking Nazis, always messing with some 'super soldier' formula and making mutants.And then there's the alien. The alien looks like a guy who got lost on his way to a costume party. XD It's perfect. Some of the zombies look really good. Excellent makeup. I love the "American" soldiers with the German accents. Or were we not supposed to notice that? XDMost of the acting is kind of wooden but it works because the entire movie is like the play-through of a video game and the acting is about on par with that.In the end you literally get to partake in beating up the final boss : Zombie Hitler. (Because you KNEW he was in there somewhere) Also included: Some excellent movie reference puns. (Downfall, Predator etc)I really enjoyed it. Good ending. Thumbs up.

I came across this German flick by visiting a horror convention were the production was promoting this flick by giving away sigh, promo stuff. It became clear that this was an almost no budget flick and it shows somehow.It's not the first German flick I do see were they are trying to speak English. No probs with that but you still can hear the German accent. But not only that, the story is rather weak and the acting isn't Oscar worthy. The effects used if there are any are not up to date. On some they did spend a bit of money for example smashing a head with a foot. Here and there the red stuff do splatter but overall it's stabbing with a crowbar or shooting one in the head. The thing everyone was waiting for is the Hitler zombie but all zombies are doing the same. Fun, yes, I only laughed when Adolf Hitler appears and all Nazi zombies are doing the Hitler salute.Guess if you see this p*ssed and proud you will like it but too much of the same...Gore 0,5/5 Nudity 0/5 Effects 1,5/5 Story 1/5 Comedy 0/5

First three minutes into this mess and I already had my hand on the FF button. "Bunker" is a big old zombie turd from Germany. It seems two friends are trying to discover this "lost" bunker and everything else after that becomes a potluck of garbage. The main character spends just about the entire movie going up, then back down, the same set of stairs. Shot in the form of a video game first-person shooter, this is just about as bad as it could get. From the one guy's martial artist expertise (nudge/nudge, wink/wink), to makeup that ends at the person's jawline, this one almost defies description. Could not stand either one of the guys; in fact, I would have liked to have slapped them both until my arms got tired, but I digress. It was a hoot to find out this was originally shot in 3D--couldn't tell you when those effects would have come into play. The one kicker in here is not only are there zombies in the bunker, but there is also an omnipotent alien, and Hitler himself! If they could have just included Bigfoot and Elvis, all would have been forgiven...Rated "R" for ridiculous, the movie has some graphic violence, but not what you'd expect from a zombie movie. Skip it.