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Maggie (2015)

There's a deadly zombie epidemic threatening humanity, but Wade, a small-town farmer and family man, refuses to accept defeat even when his daughter Maggie becomes infected. As Maggie's condition worsens and the authorities seek to eradicate those with the virus, Wade is pushed to the limits in an effort to protect her. Joely Richardson co-stars in this post-apocalyptic thriller.
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There's a deadly zombie epidemic threatening humanity, but Wade, a small-town farmer and family man, refuses to accept defeat even when his daughter Maggie becomes infected. As Maggie's condition worsens and the authorities seek to eradicate those with the virus, Wade is pushed to the limits in an effort to protect her. Joely Richardson co-stars in this post-apocalyptic thriller.

Rating:PG-13
Genre:Horror, Drama, Science Fiction
Directed By:Henry Hobson
Written By:John Scott
In Theaters:5/8/2015
Box Office:$187,112
Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Sly Predator, Lionsgate, Grindstone Entertainment Group, Lotus Entertainment, Silver Reel, Gold Star Films, Matt Baer Films, Vertigo Films

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Director

Henry Hobson

Director

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Arnold Schwarzenegger

Wade Vogel

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Abigail Breslin

Maggie Vogel

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Joely Richardson

Caroline

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Douglas M. Griffin

Ray

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J.D. Evermore

Holt

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Rachel Whitman Groves

Bonnie

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Jodie Moore

Dr. Kaplan

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Bryce Romero

Trent

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Raeden Greer

Allie

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Aiden Flowers

Bobby

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Carsen Flowers

Molly

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