Rammbock: Berlin Undead

Synopsis

Rammbock: Berlin Undead, the 2010 horror film directed by Marvin Kren, follows Michael Fuith's character, Michael, as he travels to Berlin to win back his ex-girlfriend, Gabi. However, a sudden outbreak of a virus turns the city into chaos, with the infected turning into violent zombies. Michael and a tenant named Harper find themselves trapped in Gabi's apartment complex, fighting for survival against the undead horde. As the two strangers bond over their shared predicament, they must navigate through the maze of bloodthirsty creatures and find a way to escape the building before it's too late. Rammbock: Berlin Undead is a tense and thrilling story of love, survival, and desperation in the face of a zombie apocalypse in the heart of Berlin.

Cast

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  Michael Fuith

  Michael

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  Theo Trebs

  Harper

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  Anka Graczyk

  Gabi

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  Emily Cox

  Anita

• Katelijne Philips-Lebon

  Heike

• Steffen Münster

  Klaus

Reviews

Rammbock: Berlin Undead has garnered mixed reviews from critics, with many praising its intense atmosphere and realistic portrayal of a zombie outbreak. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a high approval rating of 89%, applauding its tension-building sequences and character development. IMDb rated Rammbock: Berlin Undead at 6.3/10, pointing out the film's strong performances and clever twists. While some critics found the film formulaic and predictable, others appreciated its unique take on the zombie genre and the emotional depth of the characters. Overall, Rammbock: Berlin Undead is a solid addition to the zombie horror genre, offering a fresh perspective on the familiar tropes of the undead apocalypse.