A bunch of awesome posters and artwork for Nazi zombie flick The 4th Reich

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Last Updated on July 23, 2021

Tom Savini as a Brownshirt? Gotta love that shite!

Just yesterday we caught word that Doug “Pinhead” Bradley has been added to the cast of Shaun Robert Smith’s rad looking Nazi zombie picture THE 4TH REICH. Which kicks mucho f*ckin’ tail! But if that news somehow fails to tickle your fancy (then you suck balls), I suggest sinking your fangs in the grip of awesome new posters and artwork we just scraped up.

Written by Smith himself, the flick picks up in:

June 1944, after the glorious victory on D-day, when the armies of the combined allied forces begin their long push to Berlin with the aim of bringing down Hitler and the despised Nazi regime of the Third Reich. But buried deep in secret files German Reichstag, is the chilling reality of Hitler’s plan to create an eternal living hell, The 4th Reich. Dr. Joseph Mengele, Hitler’s chief scientist, was charged with creating a new super army of invincible soldiers. A force that would never be beaten.

His experiments and research at the death camps of Auschwitz, Belsen and Birkenau would create unspeakable evil. A small brigade of soldiers from 3rd Infantry Division, under the command of the battle hardened Captain Bathurst embark on an ever darkening quest to liberate Europe. Fighting their way through the French countryside, villages and war ravaged towns. Each step discovering progressively strange battles and events until they reach an abandoned research facility where the true horror begins.

Bradley and Savini are joined in the cast by Sean Pertwee, Axelle Carolyn (Neil Marhsall’s better half), Craig Conway, Sebastian Street, Simon Bamford, Jay Sutherland, Patrick Toomey, and CLayton Fussell.

Damn, not a single frame of the movie has been filmed…yet I wanna see this sucker ASAP. Props to Smith and his marketing team.

Shooting starts in April, with plans to film in 3D.

Source: AITH

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