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Deadlands: The Rising (2006)
October 2008. A biochemical weapon explosion causes a freak chain of events and brings the dead back to life. It is up to five people to make a stand for survival against an ever growing army of the Living Dead.
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October 2008. A biochemical weapon explosion causes a freak chain of events and brings the dead back to life. It is up to five people to make a stand for survival against an ever growing army of the Living Dead.
Rating:NR
Genre:Action, Adventure, Horror, Thriller
Written By:Gary Ugarek
In Theaters:10/23/2006
Box Office:$2,025
Runtime:64 minutes
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