Second trailer for Russian zombie romp Winter of the Dead is here

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Last Updated on July 23, 2021

Back in the spring of 2011, we brought you the poster and sales trailer for WINTER OF THE DEAD (aka METELETSA), a Russian zombie horror flick from director Nikolai Pigarev. Today brings the ‘net a new trailer for the flick, which looks like a solid entry in the ever-popular undead subgenre.

The synopsis for WINTER OF THE DEAD:
Russian Winter is a terrible thing… especially if it arrives in mid-July.


Konstantin – a Moscow journalist, hides from the onslaught with the daughter of a local tycoon in a hardware store. Captain Igor Knyazev kranks up the only working tank, whilst his lover, Dasha is running away from her angry husband, who has learned of the pair’s betrayal, and wants revenge, regardless of the weather …


Faced with horrifyingly gripping news material, a dedicated cameraman, Vlad, captures the strange events on video as priest Father Michael gets out his trusty axe…


Out amidst the icy storm, something raises its hideous head – a Russian zombie – senseless and merciless!

We don’t have a release date yet for WINTER OF THE DEAD, but you bet your cold, clammy butt we’ll send it your way when we do. For now, enjoy the new tease!

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