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The Rise of the Deermageddon (2025)
A former football star returns to his struggling hometown and teams up with locals to organize a music festival and save the town from the corruption of its mayor and zombie mutant deer.
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A former football star returns to his struggling hometown and teams up with locals to organize a music festival and save the town from the corruption of its mayor and zombie mutant deer.
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Genre:Music, Comedy, Horror
Written By:JB Thompson
In Theaters:3/14/2025
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Backlot Productions, Deermageddon
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