Excellent but underrated film

It's entirely possible that sending the audience out feeling lousy was intentional

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

I don't see why IMDb don't have a rating of 0 - because this movie deserves it.I presume the actors knew what a load of rubbish they were being paid to "act" in. (Note: "act" is in quotes because the majority of these people talking in this movie wouldn't know "acting" if it bit them in the proverbial.) I also presume that Asylum studios really don't give a poo about how bad their movies are as long as they make money out of them. Unfortunately for me living in Asia, they seem very proficient at selling this rubbish to the few English speaking movie channels. I guess the Asians just don't understand what the movie is about.Anyway, back to the film... never have I seen such pathetic CGI. In fact, I suspect they didn't even use a computer to generate the images. They were probably drawn by hand and stuck together like a flicker show. The snowcat travelling over the snow was just hilarious. Ah! Maybe that's it! You're actually supposed to laugh at this and not even attempt to take it seriously.Why didn't Asylum think of that? Just add some canned laughter in the excruciatingly awful bits and it would be a pretty good comedy. But it's not a comedy and it fails at whatever it is attempting to be.Oh well, at least they got me to write a bad review. It's still on right bow on my cable TV. Some guy with black muck all over his his face is doing something with a bloke strapped down on a trolley.Oh dear, can it get any worse? Ooh, yes! The girl just slit his throat open. Now, why didn't he see that coming?

First of all, this, so-called, movie contains rape. This horrible fact alone makes this a travesty that should be blacklisted.Now I've seen quite a few Asylum movies, and like many people probably think, I get interested when I see the titles of the films; "Titanic 2", "Mega Shark vs Crocosaurus", "AVH: Alien vs. Hunter" etc... Not expecting a 10/10 awesome movie, but a good laugh at least.But all The Asylum movies seem to be deliberately made awful; Unpaid-Intern actors, awkward dialogue, bad camera filters and so on."Nazis at the Center of the Earth" however, takes it one horrible step further. Sure, it is watchable, interesting idea of having the Nazi empire hide under the earth. Improving upon themselves and inventing new and better technologies.But then comes the rape scene... Such an atrocious act has NOTHING to do in a movie, especially when done in such a tasteless way. Without it, this movie would have been watchable.Please don't buy it, don't support horrible movies and rape scenes.Thank you.

That this is supposed to be a good bad movie. Actually there probably is no such thing as a good bad movie. Bad is bad, and "Nazi's at the Center of the Earth" is bad. Now that we have established that, and recognized no talent when we see it, let's find out why this movie is a complete zero (actually a 1, because IMDb doesn't allow zeros). Because I have seen sh_t fights at the monkey house that made more sense than this badly conceived disaster of epic proportions. Jake Busey, who I actually like, should be ashamed, very ashamed, for his ill advised involvement in what can only be described as a monumental crapfest, with bad script, bad character development, bad acting, bad effects, and no redeeming qualities. Not laughingly bad, just bad. - MERK

First of all, don't you just love it when a movie have alternate titles? Here on IMDb this movie is titled "Nazis at the Center of the Earth", but when purchased from Amazon, the DVD is titled "BloodStörm". Why? Right, well moving along to the actual movie. Wow, just wow! This movie was bad on so many levels. First of all, the story - Nazi's surviving from World War II in the arctic region where they have become undead zombie-like creatures? Sure, why not. But to make matters worse, lets throw some alien UFO technology into it as well. What else could possibly go wrong?The acting in the movie was rather staggering and painful to watch. Not even Dominique Swain could manage to do anything for this movie, and her performance here was actually quite bad. Usually I enjoy her movies, but this particular movie was painful to sit through. And Jake Busey, well I will not even go there, as I have been told if you have nothing good to say, say nothing at all.The effects in the movie were adequate, though not really top notch. So at least that was a bright moment in this otherwise painful movie experience.As an avid zombie aficionado I come across a lot of zombie movies, many being B-movies and low budget productions, this movie however, is without a doubt one of the most ridiculous zombie movies I have ever had the pleasure of stumbling upon.Oh, and before I forget, the crowning of the movie had to be the preserved head of Adolf Hitler living on in a jar and sitting atop of a robot skeleton. Are you kidding me? That was the ultimate low point of the movie when that was revealed, and most of the times the CGI animation for this robotic Hitler was just awful to look at. There are some great swings and misses coming out of Hollywood, and this is definitely one of those."Nazis at the Center of the Earth" (or "BloodStörm") is a movie to be avoided. I don't say that often, but this movie has absolutely nothing to offer, unless you are beyond a hardcore fan of any of the people on the cast list.