This film is like the love child of 'Machete' and 'Planet Terror' met the love child of 'Bioshock' and 'Dead Snow' then had a romp in a hotel with less than half the budget. Though shot in possibly 3 locations, and a cast you can list on your hands it succeeds in being a fun dark dark comedic gore-fest which satirizes the rumors of Nazi experiments with mecha- zombies armed with screwdriver gas masks, steel claws, sickle hands, the list goes on. Though shot in a "found footage" style it manages to keep the camera steady enough when its needed, though takes full advantage of shake when its useful. the acting, script and directing are nothing special, but the gore effects are good and can add to the laughs if that, like mine, is your sense of humor. all in all its not too bad, worth a rental or a buy at less than £10.
Review of Frankenstein's Army
