After seeing this movie, you will wonder why Quentin Tarantino’s name is not listed in the credits. True, he had nothing to do with the movie but with blood and guts everywhere, one can only think of Tarantino’s Planet Terror.

The movie plot begins with a few medical students on a trip in the mountains where they enjoy the snow capped Norwegian mountains and a little frivolity. They soon discover a hidden treasure box of gold which triggers Nazi zombies to emerge from the mountainside. To say anything else would give away what’s left of the plot- then again, you wouldn’t see this movie for the story line.

Instead, you can expect a zombie bloodbath that successfully stays true to  the genre. The ominous messenger, the girl who wanders to far, and finally the chainsaw- are all loyal to what makes a zombie movie lovable. Compounded by the fact that the zombies are Nazis, the viewer might even enjoy a good fight or decapitation.

All in all, Dead Snow caters to the specific niche of zombie adventure. The ending, while predictable, will have you captivated until the credits roll. The only issue yet to be understood is how zombies, while being dead for years, still have the nice, crimson, juicy, blood flow inside them.