The
fictional on non-secret operation in the field after disasters struck; is the
duty of every Marine corps especially here the special force team from Navy
Seals with high skills, modern trained hard and efficient in any kinds of
situation now fining themselves facing the most terrifying and gore mission
ever been approved by them. Baton Rouge, New Orleans where couple of elite team
of Navy Seals unfortunately stranded after the temp to saving the vice
president of The United States due to the infections and outbreak of the undead
turning back to live. Big mistakes mission in a low budget of Horror hybrid
kind of genre that can be categorized as a fiasco both for the plot, the stars
or the city itself aftermath. The non-conclusion blurred beginning about how
the infection and the outbreak started might questioning by you but for the
real fanatic Zombie flicks apocalypse movie fans – Navy Seal vs. Zombies or the
soundtrack Navy Seals: Battle for New Orleans with one of the B-rated movies
legend Michael Dudikoff starring on this with Ed Quinn and the rest of their
team fighting to survive and getting out of town freaking fast before there’s
nothing left of them against horde of zombies because nothing to protect in New
Orleans anymore. The zombies might looks creepy but you need more make-up to
make them really scary and seems like there is no time left for that so
director Stanton Barett decided to shot the movies like it is in lower budget
cost making low qualities. If there are some people you need to thanking for
that would b Brian Jackson Harris, Drew Jordan, Justin Raines and Michael
Wickstrom for composing the soundtrack of this movie within the best yet eerie
and suspense themes and sounds as well as the noises captured from the scenes
might be related to the background tracks listed in twenty eight tracks
including Control Room, Sandman is Down, Wounded, Lock on Target or Carl’s
Sacrifice. Which one is better, watch it and fight the boredom or listen to the tracks ?
Link:
http://www.soundtrack.net/album/navy-seals-vs-zombies/
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