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Orgy of the Dead 2 (2026)

Once again, the dead return to land of the living for a night of debauchery as the Princess of the Night and the Emperor host a variety of dancing beauties to either entertain or be banished to hell. A car full of drunken teens crash their car near the graveyard and stumble upon the gruesome scene.
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Once again, the dead return to land of the living for a night of debauchery as the Princess of the Night and the Emperor host a variety of dancing beauties to either entertain or be banished to hell. A car full of drunken teens crash their car near the graveyard and stumble upon the gruesome scene.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Andrew J Chambers
Written By:Andrew J Chambers
In Theaters:1/3/2026
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:HojBob Productions

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