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Dead Inn (1997)

When a group of escaped convicts come across and old looking inn they decide to hide out there. But the guests at this inn get a new kind of room service when a mysterious potion summons a demon and causes a bloodthirsty zombies to rise from their graves in search of live prey.
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When a group of escaped convicts come across and old looking inn they decide to hide out there. But the guests at this inn get a new kind of room service when a mysterious potion summons a demon and causes a bloodthirsty zombies to rise from their graves in search of live prey.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Jim Goodman
Written By:Henry J. Lindley
In Theaters:1/11/1997
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Runtime:86 minutes
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