American soldiers battle Nazi-created monsters in Julius Avery's action-horror pic 'Overlord.'

The second world war provides a disposable plot device for this silly horror

This movie, about GIs battling zombies and Nazis on D-Day, delivers a whole lot of much too much. Rating: 1.5 stars out of 4.

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

Producer J.J. Abrams and director Julius Avery deliver a Nazi zombie movie that has nothing to do with the Cloverfield franchise — or present politics.

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If you took “Raiders of the Lost Ark,” mashed it up with some gonzo grindhouse pics, doused it in shaken-up cans of original Four Loko and then lit it on fire, laughing while it burned, you might begin to approach the craziness that is “Overlord.” That’s a lot for one metaphor, but “Overlord” is also a […]

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Director Julius Avery delivers a wild ride and a dark, intense and bloody take on a World War II flick.

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

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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

'Overlord' is your basic WWII soldiers vs. Nazi super-zombies blockbuster, injected with the blood of '70s exploitation movies. Our review.