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Zombie Spoof (1999)
A new type of radio waves have been created and are causing the dead to arise from their graves! A great comedy filled, dumb jokes, spoofs, adventure, special effects, creep zombies, stupid zombies, and a lot of curious anticipation. Just sit back and enjoy this creep show spoof. The Missoula Independent says, "His latest offering has all the signs of a homespun classic."
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A new type of radio waves have been created and are causing the dead to arise from their graves! A great comedy filled, dumb jokes, spoofs, adventure, special effects, creep zombies, stupid zombies, and a lot of curious anticipation. Just sit back and enjoy this creep show spoof. The Missoula Independent says, "His latest offering has all the signs of a homespun classic."
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Written By:Christian Ackerman, Nick Hadley
In Theaters:1/1/1999
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Runtime:55 minutes
Studio:FastCoast Productions
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