Directed by:
Rob GreenCinematography:
John PardueCast:
Eddie Marsan, Josh Cole, Andrew Lee Potts, Jason Flemyng, Andrew Tiernan, Jack Davenport, John Carlisle, Charley Boorman, Simon Kunz, Christopher Fairbank (more)Plots(1)
Guilt weighs heavily on the minds of all soldiers, but for the squad of German soldiers in the terrifying horror film THE BUNKER, those emotions become dangerously real. In 1944, a group of exhausted German soldiers, led by Corporal Baumann (Jason Flemyng), Lieutenant Corporal Ebert (Jack Davenport), and Sergeant Heydrich (Christopher Fairbank), hide out from Allied forces in web of tunnels. However, as the night moves on, the men begin to experience a series of strange and horrible events, leaving them battling their enemy--or perhaps only the enemy in their minds. (official distributor synopsis)
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You can expect many things from a film starring Jason Flemyng, but hardly a big budget spectacle. And The Bunker definitely has that cheap look about it. I was almost expecting one of the characters to declare during the film that those constantly approaching allies can't come because the production couldn't raise the money for more uniforms. Fear is also absent and by the end I was completely lost. So I give it three stars for the cleverly lit and atmospheric scenes and also for the appealing location, which for me plays one of the most important roles in haunted horror.
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