Ever since finding Captain America and the Howling Commando's as a kid, I have always loved anything to do with a supernatural World War 2 horror theme to it. Having thought the poster made the film look promising I watched it; then sat back and watched all the many mistakes, errors and sheer laziness of non fact finding throughout the viewing of it. American soldiers of WW2 did not wear their hair long (and certainly not cut in 21st century styles) and, they most definitely never ever would make the mistake of calling German soldiers, 'Limeys'; British soldiers were called Limeys by Yanks and Aussie troops.
The original story plot was good, and could have made for a very good film, but it completely lacked the 'Fear Factor' that grips viewers of spooky films. All of the actors did a good job (though there really was no point of Mickey Rourke's role in the story) and the witches were good. It all unfortunately was not linked and blended well together and the reveal part, of the whole reason for everything happening, wasn't given until the final 10-15 minutes. But at that point you were past caring and left totally disappointed at what promised much and delivered much less!
The original story plot was good, and could have made for a very good film, but it completely lacked the 'Fear Factor' that grips viewers of spooky films. All of the actors did a good job (though there really was no point of Mickey Rourke's role in the story) and the witches were good. It all unfortunately was not linked and blended well together and the reveal part, of the whole reason for everything happening, wasn't given until the final 10-15 minutes. But at that point you were past caring and left totally disappointed at what promised much and delivered much less!