Filme, Tinta Y Sangre #49 – Filmes de Horror en tiempos de guerra

En esta ocasion hablamos de algunos filmes de horror que estan situados en los periodos belicos mas fuertes de la historia, y Mumra el inmoral nos comparte un poco del contexto historico, reforzando nuestra opinion de que muchas veces los horrores que vemos en pantalla, no son nada comparados con la crudeza de el mundo real.

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From Cinepocalypse 2017: «Trench 11»

Coming from the Cinepocalypse festival that just had its debut year in Chicago, we had the chance to see «Trench 11» the new film from Leo Scherman («White Knuckles», «Never Forget»), a interesting horror/thriller that have caused some buzz in festivals lately. After seeing the film I can say the buzz is well deserved, so be sure to catch it when is playing near you.

Set in the last days of WWI, the German troops have retired from a front line, apparently fearing an imminent defeat, but some English intelligence have received information about the location of a mysterious underground complex designated as «Trench 11». This place is located some distance from the now abandoned front, and rumors say that the Germans could have been conducting dangerous chemical experiments under the supervision of the infamous Dr Reiner, also know as «The Prophet».

Suspecting that this mysterious complex could store a weapon capable of turning the tide of the war, a small group of soldiers, assisted by Berton (an expert tunneler that hopes to leave the war behind) is sent to explore the underground facility, only to find that maybe the German troops left the place not out of fear of the Allied forces, but of something far more dangerous, something that might be still waiting for someone to open the doors.

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