Outpost: Black Sun is a horror/action film directed by Steve Barker. It is the sequel to the 2008 film Outpost and follows a similar storyline. The movie is set in the present day, several years after the events of the first film.
The story focuses on Lena, a scientist who is investigating the mysterious disappearance of her father at a secret Nazi research facility during World War II. Along with her partner, Wallace, she teams up with a British Special Forces unit who are sent on a covert mission to the same location. However, they soon discover that the area is infested with Nazi Zombie Stormtroopers who are still fighting the war, decades after it ended.
As they fight their way through hordes of undead soldiers, the team discovers that the Nazis had been developing a powerful weapon that could change the course of history. It is up to Lena and Wallace to locate the technology before it falls into the wrong hands and prevent the rise of the fourth Reich.
While the plot of Outpost: Black Sun may seem like a typical B-movie, the film stands out for its impressive visual effects and intense action scenes. The Zombie Stormtroopers are convincingly eerie and the fight scenes are well choreographed. The movie also succeeds in building tension and suspense as the team navigates through the haunted research facility.
Overall, Outpost: Black Sun is a solid horror/action movie that delivers on its promise of Nazi Zombies and guns blazing. It may not be a work of art, but it makes for an entertaining and thrilling viewing experience.