Monster of the Day #104

I’m pretty sure that’s what it is. Haven’t seen it either, but it resembles other stills I’ve seen from that movie.

Now that it’s the end of the week would someone be so kind as to list all the Nazi zombie movies aquatic and otherwise? I assume it’s not too long a list? Sad to say the only one I’ve seen is ‘Shockwaves’.

Well since Nazi soldiers didn’t actually wear those armbands, perhaps they’re well-preserved because they borrowed them from some skinhead Norwegian white-power punk band.

So what’s the thinking for things like this? Zombies aren’t scary enough? Or Nazis aren’t scary enough?!?!

It’s also interesting that these movies tend to be made in Europe, where the horrors of the Third Riech were felt first hand. Not the kind of thing you’d think they’d be exploiting to make a monster movie, is it?

Also, the horror of the Second World War was in fact felt first-hand by millions of Americans. My father-in-law liberated a concentration camp in Germany. My uncle got shot through both legs by a Japanese machine-gunner. I personally know a man who was on the Bataan death march.