A seemingly easy victory turns to bloody horror, madness, and more for a company of Allied soldiers during World War I. Bunker opens with young American recruits getting a friendly ribbing from hardened British officers in their dismal trench. A hasty German retreat leads to a dangerous trek across no-mans-land to claim their adversaries' position. What happens next combines psychological breakdowns and tension fueled by something sinister lurking among them. The problem is that the mystery aspect crawls at a snail's pace. The film takes way too long to deliver a fairly obvious ending. A thundering score also comes across as heavy-handed and overdramatic.

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