Fallen Soldiers 2015 123movies

Watch: Fallen Soldiers 2015 123movies, Full Movie Online – Set in Europe 1815. During the war which rages across the continent a noble couples coach is hijacked by a desperate British soldier. At gunpoint, the soldier spins an outlandish tale of plagues, conspiracies, and dead men returning from the grave. He begs for help. So to trust this madman, or kill him? It’s a decision that could save or damn thousands, and turn the tide of the war..
Plot: Europe 1815. War rages across the continent. Fallen Soldiers tells the story of a British soldier trapped behind enemy lines. A young noblewoman’s coach is hijacked and her husband murdered by a desperate British soldier. At gunpoint, the soldier spins her an outlandish tale of plagues, conspiracies, and dead men returning from the grave.
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Some things are meant to stay down once fallen…
Anything that just even remotely reeks of being zombie, pardon the pun, and it is something that has my attention. I purchased “Fallen Soldiers” from Amazon, although it had only a lukewarm mediocre review. But the DVD cover looked interesting enough, and sometimes you do find a hidden gem among the rabble. However, “Fallen Soldiers” didn’t turn out to be one of those moments.

The story told in “Fallen Soldiers” was adequate and entertaining, despite it being somewhat simplistic. However, the greater picture just turned out to be less impressive. The movie wasn’t particularly captivating or thrilling. And I guess it was because of the mediocre acting and the poor special effects. But mostly it was because of the lack of zombies. There were less than five zombies or so throughout the entire movie, and the one portrayed on the DVD cover didn’t even show up. Talk about false advertising, huh?

I will say that the movie-makers did manage to put together a somewhat believable atmosphere to the movie, because of the uniforms, costumes, sets and such. And that did help the movie along. Just a shame that the lack of zombies was an shackle around its creative foot.

And I was laughing hard at the scene with the reanimated desiccated corpse in the robe, especially because there was such a painfully obvious difference between the make-up on the live actor and the sculpting of the face when a puppet was used. It was two entirely different-looking zombies. It was just so bad that even a blind man would notice it.

The effort was surely there in the soul of the director, but ultimately the movie turned out to be a less than mediocre result.

I managed to sit through the entire movie, and I can in all honesty say that I will not make a second viewing out of “Fallen Soldiers”.

Napoleonic undead!
This is a zombie-lite zombie film. Director and co-writer Bill Thomas has put together a commendably restrained take on the genre and placed it within the time of the Napoleonic War. This very interesting variation of the zombie idea is executed well within the limits of the budget, with many long, conversation set-pieces.

We spend much time listening to recollections of characters; luckily the actors are suitably interesting to listen to. Much of what happens is told rather than shown, but we are given several sequences that feature a small array of convincingly undead creatures, often in flashback. At one point, duplicitous John Cross (Matthew Neal) yells at another character, “Don’t you ever shut up?” Whilst not an unreasonable question, it should be pointed out that Cross also has much to say for himself.

As do they all. Such relentless chit-chat, no matter how well conveyed, becomes tedious, and you know that the occasional action sequences are just an interruption of that. A little more zombie gore and action would unlikely have blown the budget, and made things more interesting. My score is 6 out of 10.

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Genre Horror, Mystery
Director Bill Thomas
Writer Bill Thomas, Ian Thomas
Actors Jp Berry, Alex Bevan, Laura Bisby
Country United Kingdom
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