Rent Outpost: Rise of the Spetsnaz (2013)
2.7 of 5 from 76 ratings
1h 24min
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- Synopsis:
- 1944 - Deep behind the German Eastern Front. After a successful raid on a Nazi convoy, Sergeant Dolokhov and his Russian Commandos uncover shocking research that could change the tide of the war, but before they can get to safety, they are captured by the Nazi's. Inside the Nazi facility, the Russians discover an invincible army of undead Nazi soldiers. The Russian warriors must battle their way through a horde of aborted experiments to escape the brutal facility - before the Nazis can perfect their research and unleash their zombie army across Europe.
- Actors:
- Bryan Larkin, Iván Kamarás, Michael McKell, Velibor Topic, Laurence Possa, Ben Lambert, Alec Utgoff, Vince Docherty, Gareth Morrison, Leo Horsfield, Vivien Taylor, Jamie Campbell, Francis Jamie, James McCreadie, Ryan McHenry, Johnny Meres, Mark Prendergast, Andrew Reith, Douglas Russell, James Thompson
- Directors:
- Kieran Parker
- Producers:
- Arabella Page Croft, Kieran Parker
- Writers:
- Rae Brunton
- Aka:
- Outpost III: Rise of the Spetsnaz
- Studio:
- E1 Entertainment
- Genres:
- Action & Adventure, Horror, Sci-Fi & Fantasy
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Reviews (2) of Outpost: Rise of the Spetsnaz
as good as first two - Outpost: Rise of the Spetsnaz review by CP Customer
I enjoyed this but for me the film was so dark all the way through it's hard to see whats going on. If you enjoyed the first two films you should enjoy this.
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The final 'Outpost' film? - Outpost: Rise of the Spetsnaz review by NP
Kieran Parker, the producer of the two previous ‘Outpost’ films, here directs the third and, it seems, the final part of the story. A prequel, this is more of an action/horror than previous instalments, a mix of ‘Saw’ and 2011’s relentless ‘The Raid’ – with more than a smattering of Nazis and an uprising of the living dead battling the Russian Spetsnaz.
The cast is fine, although the character development comes a distant second to the often very effective set pieces. The locations have a heavily washed-out look which can sometimes prove to be dull visually, often coming across as virtually monochrome. The contrast between action inside the clammy, sweaty underground bunker and the cold and frosty-looking woodland above is very effective, however.
A fast-moving, brutal horror, this is a powerful end – if it really is the end – to the Outpost series. It’s ended on a high. My score is 7 out of 10.
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