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All Souls Day: Dia de los Muertos (2005)

During a Day of the Dead celebration, the dead come to life to prey upon the living. In the remote Mexican village of Santa Bonita, a nightmare lay buried for over a century. But when a group of hard-partying students from the OC are stranded in this strange town, they discover an innkeeper with a dark secret a sheriff with a shocking past and a holiday that demands the most horrific sacrifice of all. Now the ceremony can commence. The hordes of the undead have been unleashed. And on this day, an unstoppable feast of human flesh has begun!
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During a Day of the Dead celebration, the dead come to life to prey upon the living. In the remote Mexican village of Santa Bonita, a nightmare lay buried for over a century. But when a group of hard-partying students from the OC are stranded in this strange town, they discover an innkeeper with a dark secret a sheriff with a shocking past and a holiday that demands the most horrific sacrifice of all. Now the ceremony can commence. The hordes of the undead have been unleashed. And on this day, an unstoppable feast of human flesh has begun!

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Jeremy Kasten
Written By:Mark A. Altman
In Theaters:1/22/2005
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:All Souls Day Inc., CFQ Films

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Director

Jeremy Kasten

Director

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Marisa Ramirez

Alicia

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Travis Wester

Joss

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Nichole Hiltz

Erica

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Laz Alonso

Tyler

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Laura Harring

Martia

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David Keith

Sheriff Blanco

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Julia Vera

Oleta Diaz

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Danielle Burgio

Esmerelda

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Mircea Monroe

Lilly White

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Jeffrey Combs

Sarah White

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Ellie Cornell

Ricky White

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