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Rammbock: Berlin Undead
A movie directed by Marvin Kren
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In the search of more zombie horror, since I have grown rather weary of zombie comedies, so I’ve become willing to try anything. It is quite sad that the best zombie tales on any medium now resides within comic books and television (The Walking Dead graphic novels and on TV); seems like the zombie genre has been on a slump lately, so I figured I should go to foreign movies. Norway‘s “Dead Snow” was very unsatisfactory in storytelling but it proved to be a good B-movie romp, … more
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**1/2 out of **** I give any director credit if they can at least surpass George Romero's more recently bland attempts at reviving the genre of the undead. Newcomer Marvin Kren has done just that with "Rammbock: Berlin Undead", one of those new age zombie flicks that defines the very word "zombie" very differently from how the classics did. No longer do the dead come back to life and attack the living; they never seem to have died anymore in the first place. Now, zombies have … more
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