Living People in "It Was Just an Accident"
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Attack of the Corn Zombies (2023)
It's 1969 and infected corn leads to an outbreak of the walking dead in a small Midwest town. With nowhere to run and isolated from the outside world, a group of friends and family must fight their way through the hordes of the undead to survive.
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It's 1969 and infected corn leads to an outbreak of the walking dead in a small Midwest town. With nowhere to run and isolated from the outside world, a group of friends and family must fight their way through the hordes of the undead to survive.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Steve Hermann
In Theaters:10/24/2023
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Studio:Acrostar Films
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