“Not My Dog,” But It Should Be
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Not Another Zombie Movie
When a group of theater kids get stuck in the zombie apocalypse, one of them realizes it’s his last chance to do the one thing he wanted before he dies: make a movie. But will he be accused of taking the sandwiches first?
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When a group of theater kids get stuck in the zombie apocalypse, one of them realizes it’s his last chance to do the one thing he wanted before he dies: make a movie. But will he be accused of taking the sandwiches first?
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Tyler Black
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