Heavy Metal (1981) - WWII Zombies Scene | Movieclips

Heavy Metal - WWII Zombies: Zombies attack the B-17's crew.



FILM DESCRIPTION:
Adventures from deep space to futuristic New York, and beyond. Each world and story is dominated by the presence of the Loch'nar -- the sum of all evils manifest as a glowing green sphere whose power infects all times, all galaxies, all dimensions. To some, it appears as treasure, a green jewel they must possess. Others worship it as a god. Few escape it. Even in death and through death its powers continue. From war to war and world to world it seems invincible.

CREDITS:
TM & © Sony (1981)
Cast: Don Francks
Director: Gerald Potterton
Producer: Ivan Reitman

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[scattershotjd]

This scene still haunts me, especially where He lands on the island full of these revenants and has nowhere to escape from

[thecinematicmind]

Absolute classic sequence of animation.

[dosdoomguy]

I wish there was more WW2 Zombies medium. Like Soviet or Japanese Zombies as well. If only the entire movie was like this.

[smann]

If you've read "The Making of Heavy Metal" then you probably have a slightly greater regard for this than most people. Taking the work of several artists and writers styles and combing them into an anthology animated film. That is a huge ask. When I saw this movie, I wasn't impressed so much with the animation, but after reading the book, I gained a lot of respect for this film.

[TaskerFilms]

Everyone, go look up the longer version where the intro has badass metal playing with the soldiers shooting

[Johnlindsey]

This was a scary story which shocked me when I was ten 31 years ago but spooky too and grisly story as it’s night of the living dead in WWII and has an ec comics feel

[LeonardoKlotz]

Have anyone seen "Love, Death and Robots"?

It's a re-imagining of Heavy Metal

And it's amazing

[deltaruth]

I never heard this movie, it looks perfect and i'm gonna watch it for sure 🙌🔥

[bananaking]

This whole movie is badass. The details and artistry freaking phenomenal

[jessetorres]

Still a strange movie with an unusual plot, but no question it's animation and it's syfy and horror elements are memorable.

[eurobeatking]

Out of the entire movie, the "B17" segment freaked me out the most when I saw it in-theaters back in 1981. I was 10 when my parents took me to see it. It was a double feature with the movie "Dragon Slayer" which was rated-PG.

[MorrisB]

This scene haunted me as a kid in the early 1980s. I still remember being scared crapless the first time I saw it

[Sharkman]

Hmmm. The color of the zombies' eyes are the same color as the auto-pilot "on" light. Kinda makes ya think 🤔 . . .

[mangofoxy]

I am happy that my vague confused scared memories of this when I was 5 are in fact real and I can look at it when I’m 26

[Sawlon]

Love this movie and also Fire and Ice!

[rikvartigyan]

Haha far out....I was just thinking of this movie after not seeing it for about 10 years

[fattybuccha]

They should make a movie of just this. Same animation and everything.

[brooklynkeith]

these old animated clips terrify me more then anything new made, recurring nightmares when i was a kid watching this along with the goblins from the Hobbit

[cor]

Never forget this part when i was a little kid 🤩

[spider-fan]

This scene reminds me the same terror as Dead Space Downfall.