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David's Back from the Dead (2020)
In a zombie apocalypse, two survivors split off from the main group to recover a stolen playboy magazine. Along the way, they meet David, a man who doesn't know he's a zombie.
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In a zombie apocalypse, two survivors split off from the main group to recover a stolen playboy magazine. Along the way, they meet David, a man who doesn't know he's a zombie.
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Genre:Horror, Drama, Mystery
Written By:Elijah Patchen, Dylan Früh
In Theaters:10/31/2020
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:Der Schreibstift des Schriftstellers
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