A chemical blast at a military base sets off a supernatural disaster. As Sgt. Dash tries to keep the peace at the local police station, the explosion unleashes a toxic acid rain that dissolves the flesh of anyone trapped in it. Even worse, it causes the dead to rise again and attack the living. Can Dash and fellow officer Nina Rossi figure out who is friend and foe, fend off the attacks, and defend their colleagues until the savage cataclysm subsides?
Thomas J. Churchill
Director
Scott C. Roe
Sgt. Dash
Mike Ferguson
Detective Lance McQueen
Tank Jones
Lt. Howie Stevenson
Kelly Lynn Reiter
Officer Nina Rossi
Troy Fromin
Officer Malloy
Aleksandra Zorich Hunt
Mae
Thomas J. Churchill
Chuck
Joycelyne Lew
Mrs. Chen
Michael Cervantes
Sam Cooper
Michael Gaglio
The Bartender
Jeff Karr
Military #1
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Based on the novel by Jennifer Mathieu and directed by Amy Poehler takes on intersectional feminism.
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