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Teenage Zombie House Massacre (2000)
A small group of teenagers decide to throw a party at the old abandoned place at the edge of the tracks. They expected tons of beer, babes, and high school hijinks. What they didn't expect was to find a house full of flesh eating zombies. It's blood and gore as the kids try to escape their worst nightmare at the Teenage Zombie House Massacre.
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A small group of teenagers decide to throw a party at the old abandoned place at the edge of the tracks. They expected tons of beer, babes, and high school hijinks. What they didn't expect was to find a house full of flesh eating zombies. It's blood and gore as the kids try to escape their worst nightmare at the Teenage Zombie House Massacre.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Jared Bullis, Andrew Campbell, Bullis Haidet
In Theaters:2/5/2000
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Runtime:37 minutes
Studio:Compound Pictures
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