Review – Horrors of War

Horrors. War. But once again the two don’t make as good a combination as they should. Of course it doesn’t help when you start with a budget this low and then shoot a script this bad. Hitler fields zombie storm-troopers in a last-ditch effort to salvage victory in 1944. They’re hard to kill, so we counter-attack with a werewolf, a sergeant who was bitten by a lycanthrope while his squad-mates were raping the monster’s sisters. He’s part of a squad of anti-weird-stuff operatives, sort of a cross between an elite fighting unit and Goober and the Ghost Chasers. Further detraction is supplied by the plotline popping back and forth in the event sequence, which would have made it hard to follow if there’d been much to follow to begin with. Also, the picture features several extended gun battles so poorly staged that they’re boring beyond description. See if desperate