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A pandemic causes a massive outbreak of zombies. Several uninfected people take refuge in a hospital to evade the reanimated ghouls that keep attacking even if they are split in half by a sharp blade, but become increasingly paranoid. Will they be able to survive?
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A pandemic causes a massive outbreak of zombies. Several uninfected people take refuge in a hospital to evade the reanimated ghouls that keep attacking even if they are split in half by a sharp blade, but become increasingly paranoid. Will they be able to survive?
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Genre:Thriller, Action, Adventure, Horror, Drama, Mystery
Written By:Hiroshi Sakamaki, Norio Tsuruta
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:SPO Entertainment
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