A group, lead by a loser MP and his assistant, must work together to stay alive after a virus infects the Taiwanese parliament and turns them all into ravenous zombies.
Wang I-fan
Director
Bruce He
Wang You-Wei
Megan Lai
Hsiung Ying-Ying
Tou Tsung-hua
Ying-Ying's Father
Wang Chung-huang
Li Kuo-Chung
Francesca Kao
Wang Feng-Hua
Lin He-hsuan
Ku Te-You
Yu-Shan Lin
President
Wang Lan-shen
Speaker
Li Shao-peng
Reporter
Li Kui-hong
Head of Agricultural Disease Bureau
Ho Jr-ren
Teenage Wang You-Wei
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