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Afterlife (2002)

This is the story of a small group of people lost in the wave of supernatural energy that overtakes the planet and brings the dead back to life. Chaos ensues throughout the world. By the sheer number of undead, mankind becomes endangered and our numbers dwindle. Most of the surviving populace becomes nomadic. The Governments of the world secure certain areas as safe zones. They begin arresting nomads and locking them into camps. So, it begins. They try to find a life between fighting the zombie hordes and running from the government trackers.
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This is the story of a small group of people lost in the wave of supernatural energy that overtakes the planet and brings the dead back to life. Chaos ensues throughout the world. By the sheer number of undead, mankind becomes endangered and our numbers dwindle. Most of the surviving populace becomes nomadic. The Governments of the world secure certain areas as safe zones. They begin arresting nomads and locking them into camps. So, it begins. They try to find a life between fighting the zombie hordes and running from the government trackers.

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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Directed By:Noeland Collins
Written By:Noeland Collins, Joe Davison
In Theaters:7/1/2002
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:Present Day Productions

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