Nazi Zombies

A group of friends perform a witchcraft ritual near a World War II burial ground and accidentally awaken bloodthirsty Nazi zombies. Among them is a high-ranking Nazi officer who commanded the concentration camp in Poland where Sharon's grandparents, a member of the group of friends, perished. This premise gives rise to an uncompromising horror film that relies on classic genre elements such as bloody effects, claustrophobic spaces, and a threatening atmosphere. The mixture of splatter, struggle for survival, occult Nazi myths, and witchcraft ensures continuous suspense and appeals above all to fans of dark independent productions. NAZI ZOMBIES by Daniel Yates was produced as an international independent production and combines practical effects with digital post-production. The dense camera work supports the feeling of confinement and threat, while the staging focuses strongly on pace and harshness. At the center is the terror of an unleashed army of zombies that have come straight from the past into the present.