Spider-Man: Across the Closet with Miles Morales and Gwen Stacy
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Attack of the Radioactive Zombies (2022)
After an apocalypse nearly destroys the planet; the dead are resurrected as a result of lasting radioactivity. Without an effective means of destroying all zombies, an organization simply known as Undead Manor presents a "solution". The mastermind of the facility offers families with a means of containing their undead loved ones by housing them in "memorial cells". However, a group of guests invited to tour the facility, soon discovers that this service comes at a high price. One by one the undead begin to escape their cells, and the guests must ban together in order to survive the "Attack of the Radioactive Zombies."
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After an apocalypse nearly destroys the planet; the dead are resurrected as a result of lasting radioactivity. Without an effective means of destroying all zombies, an organization simply known as Undead Manor presents a "solution". The mastermind of the facility offers families with a means of containing their undead loved ones by housing them in "memorial cells". However, a group of guests invited to tour the facility, soon discovers that this service comes at a high price. One by one the undead begin to escape their cells, and the guests must ban together in order to survive the "Attack of the Radioactive Zombies."
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Michael Leo Centi
In Theaters:7/22/2022
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Runtime:88 minutes
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