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THE hills are alive with the sound of skiers screaming for their lives as they battle a battalion of Nazi zombies left over from World War II.
It's not that the seven horny young vacationers (one couple gets it on in an outhouse) weren't warned.
On their first night in a remote cabin in the Norwegian Alps, they have a visitor who cautions, "There's an evil presence here."
There sure is, and it takes the form of uniformed Nazi troops driven into the hills by locals during the war, never to be seen again -- until now.
Under director/co-writer Tommy Wirkola, "Dead Snow" recalls countless other splatterfests, especially Sam Rami's 1983 "The Evil Dead."
But Wirkola keeps the narrative taut, wasting not a frame; and he throws in funny moments, one involving a Nazi's icky intestine. Matt Weston's cinematography adds to the twisted charm.
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