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Iron Sky Collection Unboxing

The Iron Sky films are gleefully bizarre sci-fi satires built on a charmingly bonkers premise: Nazis escaping to the Moon in 1945 and returning in our time to conquer Earth. The cult classic first movie – presented here in two cuts – feels almost normal compared to its batshit insane crowd-funded sequel that abandons any restraint and dives headfirst into schlocky, pulpy insanity, revealing a hollow Earth populated by reptilian humanoids and even a dinosaur-riding Hitler. Both films embrace intentionally campy, cheesy visual effects and over-the-top performances, earning them a devoted cult following among viewers who appreciate sci-fi that is unapologetically ridiculous.

Synopsis

From a secret Nazi stronghold built on the Moon in 1945 to the post-apocalyptic ruins of Earth decades later, the Iron Sky saga follows humanity’s battle against extraordinary foes and outrageous conspiracies. When a U.S. mission stumbles upon the hidden Moonbase, it triggers an explosive conflict that unleashes war machines, dark humour, and a race to stop the Nazis’ ultimate weapon. 

Twenty years on, the remnants of mankind take shelter in the same Moonbase as they journey into the Hollow Earth, uncovering the truth behind human origins and facing the Vril—an ancient, shapeshifting reptilian race commanding an army of dinosaurs. Together, Timo Vuorensola’s Iron Sky and 2019 sequel Iron Sky: The Coming Race deliver a wild, politically charged sci-fi adventure spanning Moon, Earth, and the secrets beneath it.

Special Features

IRON SKY

  • Theatrical cut
  • Dictator’s cut
  • Making of featurette
  • Behind the scenes
  • Director’s commentary
  • Trailers

IRON SKY: THE COMING RACE

  • Making of: VFX Breakdown
  • Making of: Pixomondo
  • Jesus Attack!
  • Dance, Vladimir Putin!
  • Donald Trump Finds Out
  • Behind the scenes slideshow
  • Trailers

THE IRON SKY COLLECTION is available now on Blu-ray from 101 Films

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