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Z: A Zombie Musical (2007)
After three Catholic Nuns are attacked by a Zombie Dog and turned into Zombies, they discover a group of articulate, educated, singing & dancing Zombies living in the idyllic enclave of Zomburbia. One of the Nuns refuses to accept her new-found Zombie-osity and sets off on a comic journey of self-discovery and mayhem...with, naturally, much singing and dancing along the way!
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After three Catholic Nuns are attacked by a Zombie Dog and turned into Zombies, they discover a group of articulate, educated, singing & dancing Zombies living in the idyllic enclave of Zomburbia. One of the Nuns refuses to accept her new-found Zombie-osity and sets off on a comic journey of self-discovery and mayhem...with, naturally, much singing and dancing along the way!
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Genre:Comedy, Horror, Music
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In Theaters:10/1/2007
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Runtime:98 minutes
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Cast
John McLean
Director
Gary Chason
Zombie Bathroom Dude
Mark Zupan
Zombie Wheelchair Badass
Olivia Hardin
Faith/Shadow Box Dancer #1
Hallie Martin
Charity/Shadow Box Dancer #2
Tiffany Janssen
Hope
Rob Faubion
Dan, The Traveling Salesman
Joe King Carrasco
Honorary Mayor of Zomburbia
David Precopia
Honorary Mayor's Wife
Karina Dominguez
Zombie Altar Girl #1B
Junie Hoang
Zombie Postwoman
Curtis Wayne
Faith's Brother
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