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The Horde (2010)
A bunch of crooked cops raid a ruined building located in an impoverished suburb of Paris, determined to furiously avenge the death of one of them, murdered by the ruthless criminal gang hidden on top of the dark labyrinth that will become a deathly trap when the living, unexpectedly turned into the undead by a mysterious plague, begin to devour the world.
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A bunch of crooked cops raid a ruined building located in an impoverished suburb of Paris, determined to furiously avenge the death of one of them, murdered by the ruthless criminal gang hidden on top of the dark labyrinth that will become a deathly trap when the living, unexpectedly turned into the undead by a mysterious plague, begin to devour the world.
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Genre:Action, Horror, Thriller
Written By:Yannick Dahan, Arnaud Bordas, Stéphane Moïssakis, Benjamin Rocher
In Theaters:10/26/2010
Box Office:$2,943,372
Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Le Pacte, Capture The Flag Films, Coficup, Canal+, CinéCinéma
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