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Z-ERO (2023)
Johnny Barnes, an otherwise average man trying to survive in a world being taken over by zombies, is infected by an alpha-female zombie. To his surprise, he discovers that he not only retains his cognitive abilities but has inherited special abilities too. He finds himself now on a mission to help rid the world of the cold-bodies and discover his full potential.
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Johnny Barnes, an otherwise average man trying to survive in a world being taken over by zombies, is infected by an alpha-female zombie. To his surprise, he discovers that he not only retains his cognitive abilities but has inherited special abilities too. He finds himself now on a mission to help rid the world of the cold-bodies and discover his full potential.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Wesley Spangler
In Theaters:2/18/2023
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Bran-Man Pictures
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