10 Weirdest Super Magic Nazi Zombies In Cinema

By Jack Morrell /

5. Nazi Space Invaders From The Dark Side Of The Moon!

Iron Sky (2012) is one of those films that you want so desperately to be either lockjawed, kick-you-in-the-knee fantastic, or so bad that it might as well be. It€™s a crying shame that it€™s neither of those things€ just decidedly mediocre. Still, stitch this for a high concept: upon realising that the Third Reich was doomed, the Nazis flee to the moon, building a base on the far side and hunkering down until 2018, whereupon they get their hands on a smartphone and try to use it to run their UFOs so that they can reinvade Earth. That€™s exactly what they end up doing, arriving in New York to destroy the Statue Of Liberty and take the Big Apple by storm. Sounds wonderful, doesn€™t it? If only. Iron Sky commits the cardinal sin amongst Super Magic Nazi Zombie movies of being boring: and for a movie with such an entertaining premise, it really doesn€™t need such a convoluted plot. Nazi UFOs invade Earth to establish the Fourth Reich. That€™s the pitch, the plot and the USP in one. We don€™t need all the United Nations infighting, the weirdness of the serum that turns the African-American hero white, the political machinations of the US president€ just give us Moon Nazis in spacecraft run by iPhones. The upcoming sequel features Adolf Hitler living inside the hollow Earth with a pet Tyrannosaurus Rex named Blondi, and supporting cast include Vladimir Pitin and Jesus Christ. They may all be shapeshifting lizards. Every word of this is true.