Re: [WW] Movie Speaking, Anyone Remember Zombie Nazi's?

["Kenny Dickinson" <mrwindsorbranch@hotmail.com>]

"There was also another really weird 80's B movie that was WW2 based that 
had zombies and, to tell you the truth, the only scene I remember clearly is 
where this rather overweight fellow got stabbed by a pen knife. I think 
there was some sort of rocket... I remember a lot of snow outside."

Actually, not to disagree with Ben, but this sounds like "Night of the 
Zombies 2" a movie I had the unfortunate luck to have experienced. A patron 
donated this movie to the library and I, as the resident zombie fan, got to 
take it home to keep. (We weren't going to add it to the system, just sell 
it.) The plot followed a CIA agent sent to Germany in the sixties to 
investigate the rumors about a missing WWII chemical weapons unit that in 
the German mountains. They were carrying an experimental Gas meant to 
preserve wounded until they could get full treatment. The unit mysteriously 
disappeared along with a German unit. When he gets to Germany the plot 
dissolves into a couple of random attacks, including one on a large 
gentleman with a small knife, and hints that the unit is still alive. Then 
the movie moves to the snow covered mountains, and it is reveled that the 
canisters leaked or some such thing and both the Germans and the GIs were 
exposed and turned into zombies that are part plant. During the day they are 
just skeletons but at night the reanimate and keep themselves occupied by 
having the troops reenact the battle in the mountains. In the end we 
discover that the are planning to take over the world and the move closes 
with a shot of a tank driving through the snow overlaid by what I believe is 
one of Hitler's speeches. If you haven’t seen this movie trust me on this, 
you're better off not to.

Kenny Dickinson.
Librarian and WM
"Their friend just died is the softcore porn music really appropriate right 
now?" - Crow, MST3K

P.S.- For being a Librarian I'm not very concise and to the point am I?



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