Skater Zombies: The Villain (2024)
In a post apocalyptic world, in which only skateboarders exist, a new synthetic drug has been quietly circulating around the globe and turning female skaters into kick-ass Killer Zombies. The planet's only hope lies with a small cohort of co-ed pro skaters-determined to take a stand and save civilization. Richie Jackson portrays the ultimate "anti-Villain", obsessed with bringing back anarchy to skateboarding culture. Who will win this retro-clash of culture and chaos?
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In a post apocalyptic world, in which only skateboarders exist, a new synthetic drug has been quietly circulating around the globe and turning female skaters into kick-ass Killer Zombies. The planet's only hope lies with a small cohort of co-ed pro skaters-determined to take a stand and save civilization. Richie Jackson portrays the ultimate "anti-Villain", obsessed with bringing back anarchy to skateboarding culture. Who will win this retro-clash of culture and chaos?
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Genre:Horror, Action
Written By:Eileen Yaghoobian
In Theaters:4/13/2024
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Norotomo Productions
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