[Movie] Dead Snow

A group of seven 20-something friends drives to a remote cabin for a holiday getaway, with only a snowmobile to help them trek miles from the road into the snowy wilderness. (Movie geek Erlend wonders aloud how many horror movies begin with people going to a remote location with no cell phone reception.)

After a bit of outdoor revelry, they settle in for the night, only to be interrupted by the quintessential "horror movie old man" who tells them the tale of German soldiers who ruled the area with an iron fist during World War II and were killed when the townsfolk staged an uprising. He warns the partygoers that there's still an evil presence nearby; if the movie were in English, he'd almost certainly have used the phrase "these parts."
Of course, the kids dismiss the old man's warning, but when folks start to disappear, they become concerned. After Vegard (Lasse Valdal) takes the snowmobile to search for his girlfriend Sara, the others discover first-hand what evil is causing trouble in those parts: hordes of Nazi zombies. As they defend the cabin, Vegard encounters more undead soliders rising out of the frozen tundra, led by toothy zombie commander Colonel Herzog (Ørjan Gamst). Soon enough, everyone is on the run, frantically trying to make it back to their vehicles in order to escape a hellish fate.