"Marijuambies" is a hilarious new comedy that follows the story of a weed dealer and his hippie friend who accidentally sell poisoned weed, turning their customers into zombies. As the duo realizes the dangerous effects of their tainted product, they embark on a wild journey to find a cure and stop the zombie apocalypse they inadvertently caused. Along the way, they encounter various challenges and eccentric characters, leading to a series of mishaps and adventures that will keep audiences laughing from start to finish. Directed by Brian Foster.
Brian Foster
Director
Jacob Nail
Anchorman
Dashawn Kelly
Delivery Driver
Ian Axsom
Spider It
Trick Blanchfield
Zombie Stripper
Brandon Sexton
Jiu Jitsu Cosplayer
Cartoon Bondurant
Larry Potter
Lakshmi Symone Rae
Anchorwoman
Jimmy Shaw
Grand Master Reggie
Jordan Grainger
Drug Buyer
Donavan Weist
Donavan
Zachariah Robertson
Doggylicious
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