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Dead Serious (2005)

A religious zealot and his terrorist cult take over a gay bar in New York City. Their plan is to remove the scourge of homosexuality from the planet. But little do they realize that when the natural order is tampered with, the wrath of the undead is awakened. Now a group of unlikely heroes must fight to survive the night and save the city.
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A religious zealot and his terrorist cult take over a gay bar in New York City. Their plan is to remove the scourge of homosexuality from the planet. But little do they realize that when the natural order is tampered with, the wrath of the undead is awakened. Now a group of unlikely heroes must fight to survive the night and save the city.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Joe Sullivan
Written By:Michael J. Hein, Joe Sullivan
In Theaters:10/15/2005
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Moodude Films

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