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Martha's Notebook: Samuel & Jordan (2026)

In this intense horror short, witness the desperate actions of Samuel & Jordan along with their friends, Derek and Mia, as they navigate the beginning of an apocalyptic nightmare unlike any other zombie film before. The group finds themselves face-to-face with AI-controlled zombies. This teaser showcases what a full feature film adaptation of the award-winning zombie book series could look like. Through blending gritty realism with emotional depth, and unique zombie thrills that horror fans crave!
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In this intense horror short, witness the desperate actions of Samuel & Jordan along with their friends, Derek and Mia, as they navigate the beginning of an apocalyptic nightmare unlike any other zombie film before. The group finds themselves face-to-face with AI-controlled zombies. This teaser showcases what a full feature film adaptation of the award-winning zombie book series could look like. Through blending gritty realism with emotional depth, and unique zombie thrills that horror fans crave!

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Written By:Curt Fulster
In Theaters:2/28/2026
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Runtime:15 minutes
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