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Zombie Doomsday (2011)
A live action, improvisational style movie which is more of an actual live scenario than a low budget independent feature film. It's a very intriguing look at what would happen if there was an actual Zombie outbreak. The actors were put in a restaurant understanding that a down on his luck movie star was coming back to his hometown to film a reality show.
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A live action, improvisational style movie which is more of an actual live scenario than a low budget independent feature film. It's a very intriguing look at what would happen if there was an actual Zombie outbreak. The actors were put in a restaurant understanding that a down on his luck movie star was coming back to his hometown to film a reality show.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Tom Townsend, Nick Bailey
In Theaters:2/20/2011
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:First Star Media
Cast
Tom Townsend
Director
Johnny Alonso
Self
Nick Bailey
Reality TV Crew
Altorro Prince Black
Arwin
Ron Bush
Chad Worthington
Leanna Chamish
Andie Richardson
Richard Cutting
Isaac Richardson
Josh Davidson
Michael Salini
Kelly Delikat
Matteo
Kelvin Drama
Domingo Marsallis (as Kelvin Page)
Nelson Irizarry
Robber #1
Marili Kateri
Abigail (as Marili Mejias)
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