The G.I. 2004
"The monsters of war take no prisoners."
Set against the brutal winter of 1944 during World War II, *The G.I.* (2004) plunges viewers into a chilling horror-war hybrid where the real enemy isn't just the Nazis or the freezing temperatures—it's the unspeakable terror lurking in the woods. Directed by Mike P.
Director: Mike P. Nelson
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The G.I. (2004) about?
The film follows Michael, a corporal in the 89th Division during the brutal winter of 1944, who becomes separated from his squad after a Nazi ambush. Stranded in the frozen wilderness, he soon realizes the real danger isn't just the enemy or the cold—but the horrors lurking in the woods.
Who directed The G.I.?
Mike P. Nelson directed *The G.I.* (2004), bringing a visceral, tense approach to this war-horror short.
Who stars in The G.I.?
The main cast includes Lance Hendrickson as Michael and Ben Trandem, portraying soldiers caught in a deadly nightmare beyond the battlefield.
Is The G.I. (2004) worth watching?
*The G.I.* (2004) is a tight, atmospheric short that delivers a unique blend of war drama and horror. While it's a niche film, its intense pacing and chilling premise make it a compelling watch for fans of the genre. The 5-minute runtime keeps it brisk and impactful.
How long is The G.I.?
The runtime of *The G.I.* (2004) is 5 minutes.
About The G.I. (2004) — A WWII soldier faces more than just Nazis in Mike P. Nelson's horror-war short
Set against the brutal winter of 1944 during World War II, *The G.I.* (2004) plunges viewers into a chilling horror-war hybrid where the real enemy isn't just the Nazis or the freezing temperatures—it's the unspeakable terror lurking in the woods. Directed by Mike P. Nelson, this short but intense action-horror film follows Michael, a dedicated corporal in the 89th Division's Rolling W's, who finds himself cut off from his squad after a sudden Nazi ambush. As the darkness of war deepens, so does the dread of what stalks him in the frosted wilderness.
With its claustrophobic atmosphere and relentless tension, *The G.I.* blends wartime drama with supernatural horror, creating a uniquely unsettling experience. Lance Hendrickson and Ben Trandem deliver gripping performances as soldiers caught in a nightmare beyond the battlefield. The film's stark visuals and relentless pacing make it a standout in the niche genre of war-horror, leaving audiences questioning what's real—and what's hunting them.