Attack of the Lederhosen Zombies

"Now I will show you the miracle I have created," says the money-grubbing hotelier Franz (Karl Fischer) to the investor Chekov (Kari Rakkola), shortly before he squirts the green miracle broth called "Solanum +10," all-purpose weapon for immersion snow despite "fucking climate change," into the Russian's angular face. His skin quickly pustules, while talking degenerates into grunting: In the inn "Ritas Gaudihütte" on the last (booze) day of the season, however, such eccentric behavior is hardly noticeable. Inside the rustic pub Stub'n, which advertises with the soon-to-sound prophetic slogan "It's all downhill from here," three professional snowboarders are also stranded, having just blown a valuable sponsorship deal because "the mighty" Steve Olsen (Laurie Calvert) was, as is so often the case, too tauntingly on it: He plodded the last few meters stark naked down the slope, coming to a halt in front of a paraplegic girl, his biggest fan. His resolute girlfriend and manager Branka (Gabriela Marcinková) washes away the trouble in "Rita's Gaudihütte" with a shot, while the beer-loving people sway to dodel hits on the dance floor, until the now undead Russian Chekov mingles with them and turns the booze corpses into zombies. All hell soon breaks loose on the mountain: the resolute landlady Rita (Margarethe Tiesel) entrenches herself in the attic with Franz, Steve, Branka and the Danish boarder Josh (Oscar Dyekjær Giese). Together they have to find a way out of the zombie apocalypse - and any weapon, from beer benches to snowboards to snow blowers, will do!