Researchers in Antarctica are kidnapped and brought beneath the surface into a world inhabited by the infamous Dr. Mengele and his nazi zombies. Mengele transplants living tissue, organs, and bone into any nazis who are wearing out.
With the help of some of his captives, Mengele brings to life Robo-Hitler, who is right back at it with his plans for domination. But long monologues full of exposition drag the movie to a stand still.
Here's the problem I have with the movies put out by The Asylum. Great title, great idea, but the execution of said great idea is not all that interesting. Just because you're a low budget movie doesn't mean you shouldn't try even a little bit to be entertaining and competent.
You would think a movie couldn't miss with zombies, nazis, and Robo-Hitler. That's right, Hitlers head in a bubble with a huge robot body. On top of that he owns a UFO that he can use to fly right out of the Earth and cause havoc. But somehow, even with all this, the film ends up getting a reaction of myeh.
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