Attack of the Lederhosen Zombies (2016)

Wonderful Movie

Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

A great movie, one of the best of this year. There was a bit of confusion at one point in the plot, but nothing serious.

An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.

I hate zombie movies,but I liked this one.Am a huge fan of Shaun Of The Dead,so that'll explain why I stuck this one out.The leads did well in my opinion,and loved the scene of the sharing of schnapps with the guy who gets the ski poles and the aftermath.Will watch again and again because it was a pleasant surprise.There were some ridiculous scenes,but also some very touching ones,like in the loft and on the ski lift.Original title Alpine Zombies?Probably wouldn't have given that title a thought,but Lederhosen Zombies got me interested.A little much with the local livestock,but a zombie gets hungry while hunting its own kind!

If you love movies like "Shaun of the Dead" this one is for you. It takes place in the Austrian Alps where 3 snowboards are caught in the middle of a zombie apocalypse. They go through everything imaginable from guts being eaten in the bathroom stalks to killer a deer, the roller coaster of adventure will have your eyes glued to the screen. The casts on screen chemistry is honestly entertaining and will have you wondering what will happen next. The main character of the film, Laurie Calvert, is both funny and charming and I really can't wait to see his future performances on the big screen.However, my overall my favorite part about this film is how it showcases female empowerment in a genuine way. Actors Gabriela Marcinková and Margarete Tiesel are not your typical damsels in distress that wait for prince charming to save them. Instead they are two epic zombie slayers that total annihilate every zombie that crosses their paths. Their performance will have you proud to be represented by two kick ass women in a zombie flick. So, if you want to watch a film jammed packed with humor, great actors, and strong women you guys seriously need to give this one a watch and thank me later!

Attack of the Lederhosen Zombies is a hilarious and refreshing mix to the Zombie genre that has taken itself too seriously for too long. Director Dominik Hartl - not to mention his outstanding team of make up and special effects artists - do a great job at making this film stand out from your average ZomCom. With the humorous spin on the turn of events, it brings the laughs in thick and fast from the opening snowy descent and don't let up until the very end. In a twist of events, a local entrepreneur conducts a scientific experiment to create artificial snow on the Alps when he accidentally spews his green slime into the mouth of a potential investor. Things go from bad to worse when the ingredients to his fake snow unleash a horrendous Zombie epidemic that infects a nearby ski resort and mutates the wildlife. This film shows you all the fun that can be had in a gory Zombie movie without taking itself too seriously. If you love the thrill of Zombie killing gore with hilarious twists, I highly recommend watching this movie.

Attack of the Lederhosen Zombies is an exhilarating, fast paced gore-fest that plays with the troupes of a classic genre and elevates them to delightful, satirical bliss. The classic set up all horror fans love are here! The director playfully twists them into an entertaining, high wire act of comedy-horror that real horror film fans will surely appreciate.The film is about a cocky ski star who must step up to do what's right when a zombie outbreak begins in the Austrian Alps (no thanks to a well meaning Austrian scientist) and simultaneously tries to win his strong willed girlfriend back. Director Dominik Hartl wisely takes advantage of his snowy locations with the assistance of his cinematographer, using anamorphic lenses to add gorgeous scope to his setting with care that aspiring cinematographers will surely take copious notes of. The actors have A-game with their willingness to take every situation their characters experience with levity and appreciated focus. This film has some surprising delights that range from classical music appreciating dancing zombies (reminiscent of Polanski's The Fearless Vampire Killers) to the chic and sleek snowboarding of Steve (Laurie Calvert) that will having you cheering for the heroes and excited for the winter olympics!I thought this was a great addition to my ever expanding film collection. Any REAL fans of cult and retro horror films looking for something new and fresh with incredible visuals, hilarious fast paced action, and of course, hungry Austrian zombies should definitely check this one out. It's killer!