SKI TROOP ATTACK (1960) - Directed by Roger Corman. Some of the dialogue was actually ok, but as a low budget WWII film it isn't that good. Looks like Corman went skiing one weekend and decided to make a WWII action film while on the slopes. He has about 10 actors in the film with weapons and ski's. Sets include snow, a cabin, rifles, one German grenade, a cave, and some stock footage of WWII German winter corps in white cammoflage walking with Panzer tanks. Fortunately it was only 63 minutes. Some times I wish I had read Cormans book about filmmaking after watching all of his films instead of before watching them.
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that book is cool. Not his book but the one that is like a catalog of his movies.
Filmed in South Dakota back to back with Beast Of Haunted Cave. I always thought that SD would be a good place to film movies.