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It's Christmas Eve, and a group of disparate characters is heading home for the night when the dead begin to rise and seek human flesh. Who will survive the onslaught?
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It's Christmas Eve, and a group of disparate characters is heading home for the night when the dead begin to rise and seek human flesh. Who will survive the onslaught?
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Written By:Anthony Colliano
In Theaters:12/1/2008
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Runtime:90 minutes
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