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Zombie Massacre
It’s enough to say that there is the infamous Uwe Boll as
producer (and makes a cameo), to understand in what world we are. And
if it is not enough, just see the first few minutes to understand that
we are in one of those episodes for lovers of a certain cinema. That
is, those films that travel on the parody of American action films,
which are set in Eastern Europe but the skyline betrays it making us
understand that we are in Italy (more precisely in Tuscany).
Those works that need some taste trash to appreciate various things:
the irony that affects the typical action characters, those beautiful
infected zombies and a series of scenes that make everything more
enjoyable. As they tell us in this interview a few years ago, Ristori
and Boni soon find themselves in a new work with the German producer
after the success of "Eaters". More precisely in a zombie movie in
which a group of mercenaries paid by the United States has to clean up
in an area of a Romanian city (Rojznov) full of zombies generated by
something that has escaped control.
So Jack Stone, former military lifer, expert in high-risk missions,
John McKellen "the specialist", an expert in explosives, Dragan Ilic
the sniper and Shizuka, the only female expert in hand-to-hand combat
and white weapons, jump into this area, in great secret and above all
unaware of the usual plans and against political plans. The mission is
not naturally easy and is full of risks, starting with very bad
zombies, government traps and meetings with new characters.
With a livid cinematography and more than well-made zombies, "Zombie
Massacre" is an enjoyable film for the genre, between irony (a lot) and
horror. A production that tries not to leave anything to chance and to
use the CGI in a wise way.
Unfortunately, however, the excess of parodying action movies, leads us
to a river of words that slowly slow down the whole story, putting in
the shade what is good.
Too bad, because we can see a great love for cinema.
