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As Good As Dead (2009)
Prom gets destroyed by a demon and raised as zombies; the only people left to fight them are the geeks who didn't go to prom.
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Prom gets destroyed by a demon and raised as zombies; the only people left to fight them are the geeks who didn't go to prom.
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Genre:Action, Horror
Written By:D.C. Raymond
In Theaters:9/13/2009
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Runtime:100 minutes
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Cast
D.C. Raymond
Director
Derek Fogarty
Drew Riemann
Jessica Retif
Jessica Sampson
Travis Resor
Rich Zucker / Lt. Brock Zucker / Principal Dick Zucker
Laila Tusa
Katherine Mort
Donald Bonck
Julius Schwartz
Michael Wheelahan
Mickey 'Wedge' Wejenski
Jacob Williamson
Marvin Reynolds
Damon Zehner
Damien von Glockenspiel
Matthew Garvin
Mr. Oligarch / Officer Benson / Officer Wilson
Marguerite Vicknair
Mrs. Riemann
Rebecca McWhorter
Nancy Boyd / The Doctor
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