Dead Snow 2: Red vs. Dead

Director: Tommy WirkolaNorway 2013100 minutesFSK 18 (unchecked)
Winter gardenFri. 26.09.201422:30

That is what it is about

Martin narrowly escaped the clutches of Nazi revenants who once wiped out his entire circle of friends. Well aware of the goals of the Nazi zombies, he contacts a special unit from the USA, the Zombie Squad. When the squad of film nerds arrives to finish off the modern Wehrmacht, it becomes clear that they don't stand a chance against the wavering superiority. Only luck can help ... or undead Russian prisoners of war.

What you should know

After his success with DEAD SNOW, Tommy Wirkola could have put the subject of Nazi zombies to rest. For Wirkola, the fun seems to have just begun. Bloodier and more uninhibited than ever, he slaughters his way through the undead hordes and once again underlines the intelligent freshness and irony with which he celebrates genre cinema. This is what horror comedies must look like today: Bloody, quote-heavy and completely absurd. DEAD SNOW: RED VS. DEAD is nothing but a grenade!
Original title: Død snø 2
Rights holder: Splendid Film
Language: Original with English subtitles
Cast: Vegar Hoel, Ørjan Gamst, Martin Starr
Film Festivals: Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival, Fantasia Film Festival, Fantastic Fest, Toronto After Dark Film Festival

Direction

After his misstep KILL BULJO in 2007, not much was expected from Tommy Wirkola. But only two years later he had achieved a worldwide success with DEAD SNOW, which carried his name all the way to Hollywood. There he filmed the insane Hollywood fantasy gore tale HANSEL AND GRETEL and once again showed himself to be the king of irony. With DEAD SNOW 2, he now returns to his homeland and decimates Nazi zombies more unbridledly than ever before and clearly has fun doing so.
Dead Snow - Red vs Dead, Director

Audience Award

Dead Snow 2: Red vs. Dead was voted 1st place (4.21 points) in the Spotlights category by our audience at the HARD:LINE Festival 2014.

The evaluation was based on a five-point system (1 = Nope!, 5 = Yeah!).

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