Rammbock Reviews

Amazing German production on the subject zombie, very little generously treated by critics, at least judging their value in some sites, starting IMDb.

For me the film is more interesting on the subject of the resurrection from the legendary and seminal "Night of the Living Dead" by George A. Romero, of which "Rammbock..." also drink directly. Making a translation of a country house to a flat city, the proposal and the starting point of both is almost the same, even the "live" they learn that there has been a resurrection of the dead also through the radio.

It is clear from the beginning that the film does not have big media budget or just more reason to value his imaginative effort and plot devices. The action flows swiftly and in a single stage, keeping your interest at all times and based on the deficiencies and hardships of this group isolated in their homes, communicating through the atrium of the building.

Also of note is its final proposal romanticized in the form of return may also remember that aspect in Romero's version of 1968. All immersed in a speech that displease the lovers of gore, for this and other reasons, as well as those who see little more guts and the only basis of movies about zombies. A minimalist view, bold and different from most of the genre.