Dead Snow 2: Red Vs. Dead Trailer: Crazy Zombedy Disgusts While Tickling Funny Bones! Nazi Zombies Face Off With Russian Undead Troop For Epic Battle
The "Dead Snow 2: Red vs. Dead" trailer gives viewers a glimpse of the sequel to the cult-horror zombedy that lives up to its unique brand of gore mixed with dark rib-tickling humor, all packaged in raw heart-pounding action.
Hence, the film was aptly tagged as a "zombedy" (zombie + comedy) - a comedy of horrors that involves zombies. In this case, the zombies are not just commoners driven by a deep craving for human brains. They are a huge, fierce troop of Nazis that will never say die until they have completed their mission.
Flickering Myth divulged the mission in question: settling old scores that started in the original gorefest franchise launched five years ago.
The Nazi zombies wasted no time beating around the bush as the "Dead Snow 2: Red vs. Dead" trailer plunges the viewers straight into the heart of the splatterfest action. It started with Martin's discovering that the doctors had mistaken a zombie arm for his own and attached it to his body.
The "Dead Snow 2: Red vs. Dead" trailer gives Martin, the lone survivor in the original franchise, a chance to get even with Red and his army of undead Nazis. Equipped with a zombie arm, he gains unimaginable powers that do not only gives him inhuman strength, but also allows him to awaken a horde of Russian zombies who would fight alongside him.
And lest we forget, he gets added help from the living too courtesy of a zombie-fighter trio who would travel with him to Norway and help him discover the potentials of his new arm.
Indeed, Upcoming Horror Movies was right in saying that Director Tommy Wirkola never runs out of imaginative ways to hack and slash, as he creatively puts together black comedy with horrifying dead-end situations.
One of the featured films in the 2014 Sundance Festival, as shown in the trailer featured in Flickering Myth, "Dead Snow 2: Red vs. Dead" is not for the faint-hearted audience. However, its brand of scares and humor would surely satisfy the cravings of hardcore horror fans.
