Goth superstar Aurelio Voltaire is Verum and original gangsta rapper Schoolly D is the president in this cult camp catastrophe. In this send up of the horror genre, a beautiful aristocrat is resurrected by mad doctor Orbert Wescraft at the request of her obsessed husband. When she rebels against the Doctor and joins a cult of the undead, it's pandemonium as the sinister creatures resurrect a giant monster to destroy all mortals. Will two wacky journalists, a mad teenage girl bent on revenge and a perma tripping boy genius be able to save the world in time?
Dylan Mars Greenberg
Director
Amanda Flowers
Claudia Merryweather
Aurelio Voltaire
Verum the LoveSick Butler
Schoolly D
The President of the United States
Kansas Bowling
Nancy the Demon Cheerleader
Jurgen Azazel Munster
Dr. Orbert Wescraft
Lloyd Kaufman
The Chief of Police
Mister Lobo
Narrator / The Author
Savvy Jaye
Dancer
Brenda Marie Dunn
The Undead Bride
Elizabeth D'Ambrosio
Maude East
John Patrick Brennan
Bacon Cheeseburger
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