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Experience a zombie apocalypse first-hand, told entirely from the POV perspective of a young man as he struggles with his two friends to escape the hoards of the undead that chase them at every turn.
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Experience a zombie apocalypse first-hand, told entirely from the POV perspective of a young man as he struggles with his two friends to escape the hoards of the undead that chase them at every turn.
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Genre:Action, Horror
Written By:Zachary Ramelan, Raven Cousens
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Rec Films Media
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