What the? Appearentely there is already a nazi/vampire flick with B.J. Blazkowicz made back in 2005: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_%22B.J.%22_Blazkowicz#Appearances
Knowing the public's desire -- nay, need -- for movies based on 20-year-old computer games, Panorama Media has just announced that the vastly overqualified Roger Avary, who co-wrote Pulp Fiction, will both write and direct the adaptation. Normally, this is the point where I'd talked about how unnecessary this thing is, but the truth is I desperately, desperately want to see someone have a shoot-out with robo-Hitler. I'll see that shit in 3-D. Twice. (Via Bloody-Disgusting)
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At least Avary got to it before it got the inevitable Uwe Boll treatment (although I have to admit Bloodrayne 3 and Tunnel Rats weren't half bad).
@CapsulesnCoffee You are correct, they weren't half bad... they were ALL bad :-P Ya, I'm proud of myself.
They are so bad they make Santa Claus Conquers the Martians look like pure gold.
Then go watch 'Nazis at the Center of the Earth'...plenty of Robo-Hitler shootout action there.
@rocketeer "SS Doomtrooper," a SciFi channel original (surprise surprise!), comes pretty close, too.
@rocketeer Came here to say this. That movie is sooo bad though that robo-hitler isn't even the worst part.
Actually, Wolfenstein picked up a shiny new update/sequel/whatever a few years ago; and recent movies have demonstrably proven that fantasy Nazis are still a good crowdpleaser. So this news isn't altogether insane.
Huh, Roger Avary eh? Get out of prison for killing someone, then make a movie about Robo-Hitler, interesting. Hope he's also down for a third Silent Hill movie.


