Z Experiments - Les Origines de la monstruosité

Well, as it usually turns out with movies from The Asylum, then "Nazi Overlord" turned out fully as expected... That being a ludicrous rip off on the "Overlord" movie. But actually once in a while do The Asylum actually make an entertaining enough mockbuster that is worth watching. "Nazi Overlord" wasn't one of those occurrences, believe you me. The storyline in the movie was quite adequate and straight forward, although it was so simplistic that it felt like the movie was just running on a singular track the entire way without any curves or ups and downs. That made the movie somewhat predictable and monotonous. However, the ending of the movie, well, let's just say that it was hilarious, albeit stupid and ridiculous, but laughable nonetheless. As for the acting in the movie, well I was familiar with Tom Sizemore, although he only had a minor part in the movie, for better or worse. I was surprised that Dominique Swain would actually appear in a movie such as this. But she did. And to those fans of her, then I believe that you will definitely take a liking to her appearance in this movie, as it includes some nudity. As for the entertainment value to the movie, then I can honestly advice you to seek entertainment elsewhere, unless you enjoy watching movies with horrible special effects and without a storyline that actually offers something to think about. All in all, definitely not among the top ranking of movies spewed out by The Asylum. I am rating "Nazi Overlord" a mere three out of ten stars.

We are all of course waiting for some kind of crazy genetically engineered "nazi" monsters but it never happens. It's lots of aimless action and empty pseudo-scientific babble. Oh, and of course much talk of the "master race" myth.

Where to start... You know those movies that are so bad they are sort of good? Well this isn't one of them. Good bad movies need to have a campy self awareness of how bad they are and revel in it - the people who made this seem to be under the delusion they were making a good (if low budget) movie with at least some redeeming artistic value. Oh Tom, what have you done. Why Tom why? Never given a 1 to a movie before, richly deserved here.