Nazi occultism is always great, especially when there is a scene with a zombie horse set on fire.

It's a decent timewaster. I won't try to argue that it's a classic horror movie, but there are certainly far worse ways to spend an hour and a half. The script, while not perfect, is laudable for tackling a concept that hasn't been seen in a lot of horror movies.

Decent enough, some cool ideas and unique scenes with a fairly interesting story. With better pacing this could have been really good, as it is, worth a watch

It might have worked as a comedy, maybe.

Hilariously poor CGI and the acting doesn't help much. And what's the point with Fassbender...?

A really weak, laughably bad look at the occult. Bad dialogue, poor effects and some poor acting do not help. Waste of premise, waste of actors. Waste of my damn time.

An enjoyable horror movie. Loved the zombie horses by the way. Not the best acting and it had kind of a seventies vibe by the way this was filmed. Decent setup for the action sequences for the rest of the movie.

Good script, interesting FX, quality production, and an intriguing look at the 3R occult obsession. As for Michael Fassbender, he's not known for anything major anyway; you can't waste someone who has nothing to waste.

The 30-minute set-up is surprisingly good but that just makes the movie itself harder to watch, since the rest is worse I could've imagined.

Never really made any sense. Surprising that Schumacher has sunk this low. But it does have one of the top ten zombie-horse scenes I've ever witnessed. Also the vampire/zombie/nazi villain is a new, albeit completely contrived, addition to the horror world.

Worth a watch

An awful script, a silly zombie horse, and a terribly wasted Michael Fassbender.