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The Night is Alive
Two best friends stayed up late at work until they decided to go outside for a little break. Upon walking past an alleyway, they notice something odd, little did they know it was the beginning of a zombie apocalypse. Armed with their knowledge of zombie flicks, they tread the night in order to survive.
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Two best friends stayed up late at work until they decided to go outside for a little break. Upon walking past an alleyway, they notice something odd, little did they know it was the beginning of a zombie apocalypse. Armed with their knowledge of zombie flicks, they tread the night in order to survive.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Vincent Ibut, Joshua Priol
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Runtime:20 minutes
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