Army of the Dead, the highly-anticipated zombie heist movie from Zack Snyder, is coming to Netflix on May 21, but you can watch part of it right now!

The streaming giant has made the wait more bearable by releasing the first 15 minutes of the film early (which might make the wait worse depending on what you think of the preview, but that's the gamble you take).

Watch the gruesome opening scenes of Zack Snyder's zombie epic by playing this Netflix exclusive video below. Note that it's definitely NSFW:

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The film is spawning its own extended universe of content, with an anime-esque spin-off titled Army of the Dead: Lost Vegas and a prequel series called Army of Thieves, starring Game of Thrones' Nathalie Emmanuel and Man Like Mobeen's Guz Khan, both in the works.

In the latest issue of Digital Spy magazine, we go in deep on Army of the Dead, with director Zack Snyder talking about how both of these spin-offs first came about.

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Leading star Dave Bautista also talks about why he turned down a rule in The Suicide Squad that James Gunn had written specifically for him in order to do the film.

To read the full Dave Bautista interview and for more on Army of the Dead, check out the new issue of the Digital Spy magazine, out now on Apple News+.

Army of the Dead is released on Netflix on May 21.

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