‘Overlord’ review: Nazis and monsters power this action thriller from producer J.J. Abrams

Nazis! Zombies! Nazi zombies! Sounds awesome, right? Unfortunately, the movie that just unspooled in…

Director Julius Avery delivers a fast-paced genre hybrid with deeper questions than one might expect.

If anyone ever wished “Saving Private Ryan” were more of a B-movie splatterfest, “Overlord” is the movie for you.

Overlord is a simple mechanism to deliver squib packs and swear words, a function that the film's creators accomplish despite their otherwise unremarkable st...

The movie is like a rerun of Quentin Tarantino's Inglorious Basterds, with even more gory effects and hammier plot.

At the heart of war is horror. Vicious, random horror. The war film often toys with darker genre elements to create this affect, including the use of tension...

As gross and gory as some of Overlord’s latter half is, you can’t help but feel the lack of over-the-top bombast promised by director Julius Avery early on

Producer J.J. Abrams and director Julius Avery deliver a Nazi zombie movie that has nothing to do with Cloverfield

The World War II zombie thriller is half "Wolfenstein," half "Two-Fisted Tales," all satisfying

The new horror film 'Overlord' pits World War II G.I.s against Nazi zombies and monstrous experiments. We're here for all your burning questions.

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