The Phoenician Scheme: A Man of No Identity
Wes Anderson offers a light-hearted comedy in the Middle East centering around Catholic motifs.
Zombies Anonymous: Last Rites of the Dead (2006)
In an imagined reality where zombies coexist with ordinary mortal folk, the undead are considered second-class citizens. Angela finds this out the hard way when she's shot by her boyfriend and must learn to adjust to her new zombie lifestyle. She tempers her hunger for human flesh with Zombies Anonymous meetings and tries to pass for living in the mortal world.
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In an imagined reality where zombies coexist with ordinary mortal folk, the undead are considered second-class citizens. Angela finds this out the hard way when she's shot by her boyfriend and must learn to adjust to her new zombie lifestyle. She tempers her hunger for human flesh with Zombies Anonymous meetings and tries to pass for living in the mortal world.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Marc Fratto
In Theaters:10/22/2006
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:Insane-O-Rama Productions, Brain Damage Films
Cast
Marc Fratto
Director
Gina Ramsden
Angela
Joshua Nelson
Josh
Christa McNamee
The Commandant
Gaetano Iacono
The Gooch
Constantine Taylor
Malcolm
J. Scott Green
Richie
Mary Jo Verruto
Solstice
Suzi Lorraine
Lookalive Model
Craig Jordan
Solstice's Army
Jenny Greeman
News Reporter / Zombie on Snuff Tape
Joseph DeVito
Public Official
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