“Host:” Quarantine Horror for the Online Generation
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Dawn & The Dead (2013)
Dawn and the Dead stars Laura Giglio and Christina Rose as a mother and daughter trapped in their own home during a zombie apocalypse. With the help of Dawn's female cop friend, Breanna Suteliffe, they try to escape the madness and hunt for food. But, will they succeed or become the food? It's a terrifying struggle for survival with a horrific ending!!!
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Dawn and the Dead stars Laura Giglio and Christina Rose as a mother and daughter trapped in their own home during a zombie apocalypse. With the help of Dawn's female cop friend, Breanna Suteliffe, they try to escape the madness and hunt for food. But, will they succeed or become the food? It's a terrifying struggle for survival with a horrific ending!!!
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror
Written By:Herb T Coyle
In Theaters:10/11/2013
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Laura G Productions
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