I've begun watching it 3 times, but I can never finish it. The story seemed pretty cool, but I always seem to doze off before it gets good.

It never gets good, the movie is pretty awful.
And I don't think they were zombies, though. In a classic sense.

I seem to be in the minority, I thought it was a good solid film. Fun, slightly different riff on the usual zombies with some good actors. And I'll watch anything with Ray Stevenson.

I would love it if they wrote this as a prequel with British (yeah, I'm biased!) soldiers in 1945 encountering weird things in the depths of the Reich...(Providing it went beyond werewolf/vampire/zombie/ubersoldier).

It could have been better but I actually enjoyed it also. I like Ray Stevenson and he really helped the movie rise above the norm.

I really liked the idea and the atmosphere of the film but I though the premise was killed off with the naff "other dimension" stuff - if they kept to a story line of the zombie soldiers being zombies in the 'real' sense (made into zombies by way of experiments) that would have been much better IMHO. Yeah, and more gut-munching gore to go with it would have topped it off for me as a genuine classic ;-)

Agree with comments above. Outpost had it's moments and a good cast (loved Ray Punisher) but just wasn't as amazing as I was hoping.

A fine movie considering its budget and the fact the couple producer took a gamble after selling their home to fund the movie. This time, they're granted 25 000 euro from Dumfries and Galloway Council.

I thought that the film was exceptoinal, far superior than other films of it's ilk like THE BUNKER or DEATHWATCH.

I found the movie excellent. What makes it stand out is that it revolves around the issue of secret german technology. I am bored with movies full of mindless zombies spawned by the means of some viruses or satanic cults, it is so dull... Can't wait to see the sequel!