Apo, a directionless skateboarder with dreams of going pro, finds himself trapped in a shopping mall when entitled customers consuming "Ratartarre" (a rat poison marketed as a COVID cure) transform into ravenous "brain dead" zombies sporting Karen haircuts. Together with his best friend Jamal and his crush Cho from the Korean chicken restaurant, Apo discovers that the zombies have unusual weaknesses. As the army surrounds the mall with mysterious intentions, the trio must battle through hordes of brain deads screaming for "MANAGRRR" to find a way out before time runs out.
Lutz Geiger
Director
Chris Koehne
Apo Guerrero (voice)
Ravin Wong
Jamal / Black Santa (voice)
Ao Mikazuri
Cho Haan / Ruby / Ms. Degeneres (voice)
Uwe Boll
Office Boll (voice)
Gabriel Gambetta
Angel Guerrero / Mr. Steel (voice)
Andrew Helbig
Mr. Degeneres / Ken / Sergeant Major / Clerk / Bill Board / Kung-Fu Male Karen / First Seargeant (voice)
Luna Freya
Kelly / Downtown Karen / First-in-Line Karen / Preggo Karen (voice)
Austyn Goveas
Ms. Haan / Mr. Haan / Baby Karen / Pa Pete (voice)
John Pucek
Cline Pimmel (voice)
Tiffany A
Latifa / Salon Girl (voice)
Mariann Calderon
Cleaning Lady Rosita (voice)
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