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Still There?
Rhys flees to his garage as the report of a zombie virus hits the world. Trapped in his dark corner, gripping onto sanity, he hears the beckoning voice of a zombie on the outside.
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Rhys flees to his garage as the report of a zombie virus hits the world. Trapped in his dark corner, gripping onto sanity, he hears the beckoning voice of a zombie on the outside.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Mark Zanosov, Jennifer Piper
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Keep The Table, Mark Zanosov Films
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