Animals attacks, says the TV news. But two ex-security agents know the real cause - maybe the real culprits. Shahrokh and Argenta are former employees of a company they knew to be conducting bizarre medical experiments. What has resulted are not animals attacks, but attacks by humans turned into vicious, decomposing, cannibalistic zombies. Their efforts to stem the violence in vain, hunted by the authorities, Shahrokh and Argenta escape the city just as it is engulfed in chaos. Their only hope lies in finding and organizing the few remaining survivors. What they find - three women claiming to be vampires with high-tech weaponry, a deranged and washed-up Mexican wrestler, a wounded soldier, and a scientist who may know more than he lets on - offer more questions than answers. Can this tiny cadre hope to defeat an army of the undead? And if they succeed...will there be anyone left alive?
Brian Clement
Director
Bettina May
Argenta (as Claire Westby)
Paul Pedrosa
Shahrokh
Alison Therriault
Nemesis
Teresa Simon
Valeria
Chelsey Arentsen
Tiamat
Cam Pipes
Crazy Cop / Swat Unit
Ken Peters
Dr. Victor Oppenheim
The Abominator
El Diablo Azul
Ivan Maede
Voice of El Diablo Azul
Clifton Mitchell
Capt. Ayers / Terrified Populace
Bryn Johnson
Pvt. Holden / Featured Zombie
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