Zack Snyder breaks down Army of the Dead trailer in new Netflix featurette

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Zack Snyder has uncomplete down the Army of the Dead house trailer in a new Netflix featurette.

In the video, the director negotiation through how zombie Panthera tigris Valentine was created, the logistics of shifting a huge amount of very heavy money, how an overrun Las Vegas was brought to screen – and whether Dave Bautista is genuinely any dear at flipping burgers. Check out the video below.

USA of the Slain arrives on Netflix this May, and is the director's first picture show to make up released since Zack Snyder's Judicature League landed earlier this year. The new flic follows a group of mercenaries sent in to Las Vegas to retrieve a huge amount of cash before the city is nuked. The snap is that a zombie outbreak has been contained to Vegas, which means it's packed with the undead – and they're not the usual shambling zombies, either, merely faster, smarter, and chillingly organized.

The movie's large purge includes Bautista arsenic Scott Guard, Ella Purnell as Kate Ward, Tig Notaro as Marianne Peters, Omari Hardwick as Vanderohe, Ana de lanthanum Reguera American Samoa Cruz, and Matthias Schweighöfer as Ludwig Dieter. There's also a prequel movie on the way titled Regular army of Thieves, with Schweighöfer both directive and starring. A prequel animated series named Army of the Dead: Lost Vegas is also in the works.

While Army of the Executed doesn't arrive to Netflix until May 21, if you simply can't wait that long, there's a unplanned you could chafe see the first 15 proceedings of the moving picture earlier, with Netflix announcing a livestream this May 13 with more details. Army of the Dead is too getting a theatrical run in some locations from May 14.

In the interim, check out our guide to the best Netflix movies streaming straightaway.

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