Wow does this one currently have low ratings here on imdb! Granted, it does get pretty silly in several spots. The archaeology bit, where they think nazis had been there for thousands of years. And the shoot-out scene near the end was pretty over the top. Even the himmler bit was border-line, but I was willing to buy into that. I guess not everyone was! It's actually an interesting story, for the most part. Kind of picks up where "the boys from brazil" ended... with a "what if" story. A soldier in france, during world war two, watches a german soldier cruelly and needlessly torment and shoot the others in his squad. So after the war, spalding goes on a hunt to track down the german soldier. Of course, mossad is also on the hunt for the germans who have escaped justice in south america. It's really not bad. Written and directed by phil blattenberger. Maybe it would have done better with a different director? And the skull bit was kind of odd; maybe he could have used a different point to show how nuts the nazis had gotten by then. Ah well. I found it entertaining, if a bit over the top.
Review of Condor's Nest
