Based on the marketing, I was expecting a horror movie set during WWII. Instead, what I saw was a war movie with horror elements in the third act. The cast of characters (the wisecracking New Yorker, the clueless photographer, the reluctant soldier who couldn't bring himself to kill a mouse who eventually proves his mettle) were standard for a war movie, but they had decent chemistry together.

It was okay. I probably wouldn't have been interested if it wasn't free.

It was the best Castle Wolfenstein movie ever made! I wish it would have come out earlier in October — it would have been fun to watch around Halloween.I recognized Wyatt Russell from his lighthearted roles; and it turns out he can do serious pretty well.

It's a good movie but does not benefit in any way from being in IMAX. Also, editing about 20 minutes of footage would help.