Following on twenty years after the event in the original Iron Sky, Iron Sky: The Coming Race finds the remnants of the human race residing in the ex-Nazi moon base after the Earth was devastated by nuclear war. However when an old foe returns with a dire message, it’s up to a small group of heroes to return to Earth to confront an even greater threat – one that could destroy humanity for good.

Iron Sky: The Coming Race is the sequel to 2012's sci-fi action comedy Iron Sky. Set twenty years after the events of Iron Sky, the former Nazi Moon base has become the last refuge of mankind. Earth was devastated by a nuclear war, but buried deep under the wasteland lies a power that could save the last of humanity – or destroy it once and for all.

Despite being told by several people, including my fellows slaves here at The Movies office, that I definitely need to watch Iron Sky, I somehow still haven’t gotten around to it yet. The 2012 Finnish film from director Timo Vuorensola and writers Johanna Sinisalo and Michael Kalesniko, may not had got much love from the critics upon release, but has …

With the 2012 cinema season basically over and nursing one hell of a hangover, we thought that we’d gather the gang together for one final Thursday feature, looking back at the best, the worst and the special that the year had to offer. Last Updated: December 20, 2012

Iron Sky, director Timo Vuorensola and producer Tero Kaukomaa’s tale of Nazi’s hiding out on the moon since WW2, was definitely a cheesy schlockfest. But it was a cheesy shlockfest that was very much aware of both its cheesiness and schlock factor, which somehow made it a bit more palatable. Sort of. Their next project was supposed to be an adaptation of the …

We’ve posted earlier versions of this trailer before but the full trailer of the Nazi’s who live on the dark side of the moon and will be invading earth with sexy female leads and low cut blouses has now been released. The entire story line is idiotic and the immersion ability of this film is virtually non-existent but yet I’m …

In space, no one can hear you Sieg Heil. Which is a shame, because we’d really like to hear what those no-good Nazis are saying before they assault us from their moon-base. It may be a silly paranoid fear, but in director Timo Vurounsola’s film, the lunar Reich is all too ready to assault the earth from their orbiting base. …