Outpost-Black Sun

Upfront, I'm not a zombie fan. This movie seems to have the undead and GMO confused, made for an interesting combination. There wasn't an overwhelming zombie eats everyone, and enough genetically modified to keep it interesting. Overall it wasn't bad.

Hello, my horror friends out there! This here is the Stickdoc coming to you once again with another horror movie review. I just finished watching this movie this afternoon and I must give it 2 thumbs up! This here is an awesome zombie horror movie to say the least. It reminds me of that zombie video game that all the kids are playing on what is it Play Station, X Box, I can't remember! I think the video game is called "Tour of Duty" I think, you know the one about lots of zombies in the military something like that! Anyway, they have "Outpost 2" and "Outpost 3" on DVD and I can't wait to watch those 2. It's going to be awesome! The CGI work in this film is beyond awesome! If you're a zombie filmaholic like me, you're have absolutely have to watch this movie! Take my work for it, you won't be disappointed! So that's my review for today! Until the next time, this the Stickdoc saying keep up the good work and stay scared!!! You know what I mean DUDE!!! Peace brother!!!

I'll start by admitting that the plot to the entirety of the "Outpost" series so far is a bit silly but I can't help but admit that the series has some really fantastic original stuff in it. Both cool and gory this series is pretty badass in a multitude of bloody ways. Both Outpost and Outpost Black Sun have been scary, gory and yes even a bit silly from time to time. I mean lets face it, this is the closest thing we are ever going to get to a "quality" nazi zombie film right?Outpost which was released in '08 was surprisingly a scary film. There were some true moments of terror and fear in the film. Such as the dead body sneaking up behind the solider, the torture scenes and the atmospheric nazi ghosts and settings. It really did scare the shit out of me from time to time. It was an independent horror film that really stood on its own and had some action and horror all mixed up into one package. I mean I enjoyed it alot!And then here comes Outpost Black Sun. The sequel to Outpost which I was pretty pumped for since I heard it was going into production. And yes it delivered! The budget was greater, the acting was a greater step up from the first. There was a much larger multitude of gore, action and plot introduced which I thought was a great way to give the audience something even more than what we had received the first time. Outpost Black Sun had many more layers than Outpost and to that I have to give credit for. This film had some great scary moments too. I felt the film left an impact. And I had loads of fun with it!If its one thing this series so far has illustrated it is that its shown that it can take its self seriously but also have fun with the idea of bringing the 4th Reich back from the dead. Some of it is laughable, some of it is scary, some of it is gore filled and violent and even some of it is action-packed. But overall I have give the series a triple thumbs up for being cool, original and fun all in its own right!

Let me start out by saying how much i loved the first one.. I found out about the original Outpost whilst on a hunting trip up north with family and friends. A friend had brought his collection of foreign movies and among them was a little gem called "Outpost". Outpost had everything a good independent horror film could have-especially for its incredibly small budget. A good script, good sets, phenomenal acting, and good effects.Flash forward a few years, and the sequel has arrived. Excited, I rip open the box I received from amazon, put it in the DVD player, and let it rip. Now, I won't go into detail about the movie for fear of spoilers, but I will say this: you really need to watch it to decide for yourself whether its a good sequel to the first. I will say that it's like "Aliens to Alien", whereas the sequel is more of survival-action than of horror. The two main problems that I only had with the movie weren't of concern with the script or story, those aspects I think they got right with. The problems I had with were the atmosphere and the "zombies" themselves. Outpost had a really gritty, Gothic look to it that made you wonder what was around the corner, and the sequel, really, quite doesn't. The other main issue were the "zombies". Although the atmosphere tied in with this a bit, the nazis weren't supernatural ghosts, but more of an invincible army that screamed as if they were traditional zombies.All in all, I think it's really up to you, the viewer, to decide. I personally didn't regret watching it, and after watching it twice, it has sunk in better for me. If you are a fan of the original Outpost or even if you're just a fan of nazi/zombie movies, give this a shot. You might find it enjoyable.3/5 Stars

Go rent Outpost before you watch this - it's the first in the series. While Outpost: Black Sun stands alone, the movie's plot and certain scenes make more sense when viewed in sequence. Both these movies are sleepers, and worth the time. The low budget effects worked given the European setting, and the story has depth. Reminds me a bit of Dog Soldiers - but better. In this regard, these aren't your typical "virus" or "evil" curse type zombie flicks. In fact, I'm not sure "zombie" is technically the right nomenclature. At the end of WWII, you've got the Third Reich experimenting with quantum physics and Unified Field Theory to create an unstoppable army of death - they never left the bunker where these horrors originated. Though, that changes with events in the two movies as the "machine" is restarted. For comparatively unknown actors, the character performances were gritty and realistic, even if brief in some circumstances. These movies are not for the kids... there are some truly scary moments that aren't done with gore, but you also have that at times. Enjoy.

NOT AS GOOD AS THE ORIGINAL OR FIRST OUTPOST BUT STILL A VERY GOOD FILM WHICH TIES IN THE LINKS FROM THE FIRST FILM. THIS TIME WE HAVE A NAZI HUNTER WANTING REVENGE FOR HIS WAR CRIMES WHO ENDS UP IN DEEP TROUBLE IN THE FORMER NAZI BUNKER, THE DR HAS NOW FOUND A WAY TO EXPAND THE ELECTRIC PULSE SO THAT THE NAZI SUPER ZOMBIE SOLDIER CAN TRAVEL FURTHER THAN BEFORE THE ONLY WAY THEY CAN BE STOPPED IS BY EMP'S. THERE IS A CLEVER ENDING WHICH WOULD MAKE A THIRD FILM POSSIBLE BUT I WOULD CALL IT A DAY ON THE OUTPOST SERIES NOW. A MOST WORTHY FOLLOW UP TO THE BRILLIANT ORIGINAL OUTPOST IF YOU LIKE THIS SORT OF FILM BLOOD, GUTS, GUNS & NAZI'S.THIS IS FAR SUPERIOR TO THE OLD NAZI ZOMBIE FILMS BUT ONE THING I WILL SAY IS THAT YOU CANT COMPARE THIS TO FILMS LIKE DEAD SNOW AS MUCH AS I ENJOYED DEAD SNOW ITS A TOTALLY DIFFERENT WAY OF PORTRAYING THE ZOMBIE GENRE OUTPOST HAS A FAR MORE ORIGINAL PLOT.

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Gegen Ende des zweiten Weltkrieges stand der skrupellose Nazi-Wissenschaftler Klausener kurz davor, unsterbliche Soldaten erschaffen zu können. Seitdem hörte man jedoch nichts mehr von diesem grauenvollen Unterfangen. Bis heute! Denn in Osteuropa wütet ein blutrünstiger Feind, der alles tötet, was ihm in die Quere kommt. In dem von der NATO beauftragten Einsatzkommando scheint zuerst nur Lena den Ernst der Situation wirklich zu erkennen.Ein sehr Spannender Film kann ich nur weiterempfehlen

Naziezombieaction satt. Die Handlung ist ganz nett aber eher Beiwerk. Für einen Filmabend mit Popcorn, Pizza und Bier genau das richtige.

la version 1 est excellente mais la 2 n'est pas du tout à la hauteur , dommage. je recommanderai la 1