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The Manson Brothers Midnight Zombie Massacre (2021)
Two worn-out wrestling brothers take part in a midnight fight on Halloween. What they do not know: While they are trapped in the wrestling arena, their opponents and the audience were infected with a mutated variant of rabies. Equipped only with their martial arts and wrestling masks, the brothers have to fight for their lives and prevent the virus from breaking out.
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Two worn-out wrestling brothers take part in a midnight fight on Halloween. What they do not know: While they are trapped in the wrestling arena, their opponents and the audience were infected with a mutated variant of rabies. Equipped only with their martial arts and wrestling masks, the brothers have to fight for their lives and prevent the virus from breaking out.
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Genre:Horror, Action, Comedy
Written By:Chris Margetis, Mike Carey
In Theaters:9/10/2021
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Mona Vista Productions
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