I Was a “Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma”
If you identify as part of the queer community, or if you love old school slasher flicks, you will love this movie.
Love Undead (2024)
In a world consumed with the undead, a small group of survivors discover the dead are not the only creatures that have their touch with humanity. Lost in a world of tragedy and despair they are forced to overcome the odds and survive while rediscovering a part of themselves they thought was lost to the outbreak as they grow closer to rediscover what truly makes them human... Love.
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In a world consumed with the undead, a small group of survivors discover the dead are not the only creatures that have their touch with humanity. Lost in a world of tragedy and despair they are forced to overcome the odds and survive while rediscovering a part of themselves they thought was lost to the outbreak as they grow closer to rediscover what truly makes them human... Love.
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Genre:Action, Drama, Romance
Written By:Samantha Ryan
In Theaters:9/28/2024
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Runtime:20 minutes
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