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The Day Shuffle !! Flock of Dead Spirits
An infected zombie movie produced by JVD. A zombie rabies patient attacks in a small hotel while meanwhile people are making love in the same hotel.
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An infected zombie movie produced by JVD. A zombie rabies patient attacks in a small hotel while meanwhile people are making love in the same hotel.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Yoshiyuki Okazaki
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:JVD
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