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First Date of the Dead
In a post apocalyptic wasteland, zombies walk the Earth. But that doesn't me mean romance has to be dead too.
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In a post apocalyptic wasteland, zombies walk the Earth. But that doesn't me mean romance has to be dead too.
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Genre:Horror, Romance, Comedy
Written By:Chris J. Allan, Zachary Towlen
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