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Zombie Grindhouse Marathon (2024)

A Mondo Non-Stop Zombie Marathon. Get your Zombie Carnage groove on with endless hours of Zombie Apocalypse re-animated Gore and Action. Co-eds on the trip from Hell, Zombie Crocodiles mangle tourists on their last vacation, Alien viruses take over an entire town. Zombies are rampant everywhere. The death toll increases every day - with nowhere to hide. Will you survive? Contains Zombie Isle, Zombie Croc, and Alien Swamp Beast.
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A Mondo Non-Stop Zombie Marathon. Get your Zombie Carnage groove on with endless hours of Zombie Apocalypse re-animated Gore and Action. Co-eds on the trip from Hell, Zombie Crocodiles mangle tourists on their last vacation, Alien viruses take over an entire town. Zombies are rampant everywhere. The death toll increases every day - with nowhere to hide. Will you survive? Contains Zombie Isle, Zombie Croc, and Alien Swamp Beast.

Rating:R
Genre:Horror, Comedy, Action, Adventure, Science Fiction, Thriller, Mystery, Crime
Directed By:Robert Elkins
Written By:Robert Elkins
In Theaters:12/31/2024
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Runtime:295 minutes
Studio:American Eyesore Films, World Wide Multi Media, Sector 5 Films, BayView Entertainment

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