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Chainsaw Zombies Redux
A group of young metal freaks set out to camp on a nice weekend. One of the guys injures his hand, and his blood drips on a buried corpse. Awakened by the blood, the undead sets out to destroy all the living. His first victim is an unsuspecting forest worker...his chainsaw becomes a tool of hell.
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A group of young metal freaks set out to camp on a nice weekend. One of the guys injures his hand, and his blood drips on a buried corpse. Awakened by the blood, the undead sets out to destroy all the living. His first victim is an unsuspecting forest worker...his chainsaw becomes a tool of hell.
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Runtime:34 minutes
Studio:Maximum Uncut Productions, United Maniacs Produktion
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