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Deadlands: The Rising (2006)October 2008. A biochemical weapon explosion causes a freak chain of events and brings the dead back to life. It is up to five people to make a stand for survival against an ever growing army of the Living Dead. Director:Gary UgarekWriter:Gary Ugarek |
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Title: Deadlands: The Rising (2006)
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Dave Cooperman | ... |
Dave
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Gary Ugarek | ... |
Gary
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Michelle Wright | ... |
Michelle
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Brian Wright | ... |
Brian
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Connor Brandt | ... |
Connor
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Evacuee Woman
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Josh
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Jeremy Paris | ... |
Arguing Man #2
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Chris L. Clark | ... |
Suit Zombie
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Nathan Rosen | ... |
#11 Zombie
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Brian Marinelli | ... |
Private Marinelli
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Bruce Morgan | ... |
Commanding Military Officer
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Shelter Director (FEMA)
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William Abel | ... |
National Guardsmen #3
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Patty Aiello | ... |
Evacuee /
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October 2008. A biochemical weapon explosion causes a freak chain of events and brings the dead back to life. It is up to five people to make a stand for survival against an ever growing army of the Living Dead.
Plot Keywords:
cannibalism | baltimore maryland | zombie uprising | terror attack | invasion |Taglines:
The world as we know it... Is coming to an end!Certificate:
UnratedParents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
23 October 2006 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Deadlands See more »Box Office
Budget:
$10,847 (estimated)Company Credits
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Michelle: [narration] Six Months, that's how long it took for the world as we knew it to come to an end. The bible preached the world would end in fire and war. It ended in plauges and hunger. All brought on by the technology built to protect us. Conventional Weapons weren't enough, we built more powerful weapons. Weapons capable of spreading disease, plagues or hunger, weapons designed to do the un-imaginable... and in the end, it took one man with one weapon.
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Performed by Gary Ugarek and Brian Wright
©2006 WETNWILDRADIO Films
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The very first script was titled "Beyond Dead" and was written in 2003. The first script focused on the start of the epidemic and making its origins unknown. In early 2005, the script was revised and the plot was set a year after the outbreak, because of the budget constraints this script was revised again, and portions of the original Beyond Dead script was incorporated in the revised script. See more »Goofs
During a steadi-cam shot prior to the zombie attack on the traffic jam the camera man is visible in the window of one of the vehicles See more »Quotes
[first lines]Michelle: [narration] Six Months, that's how long it took for the world as we knew it to come to an end. The bible preached the world would end in fire and war. It ended in plauges and hunger. All brought on by the technology built to protect us. Conventional Weapons weren't enough, we built more powerful weapons. Weapons capable of spreading disease, plagues or hunger, weapons designed to do the un-imaginable... and in the end, it took one man with one weapon.
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Crazy Credits
Actor's Lonnie Martin and Cindy Marie Martin appear in a scene at the end of the films credits. Also below the copyright notice, a statement that "No Animals or Zombies were harmed during the making of this film" appears as the last item. See more »Soundtracks
"Opening Credits"Performed by Gary Ugarek and Brian Wright
©2006 WETNWILDRADIO Films
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I have read the reviews, I have read the user comments, and I have looked at the votes. About half the people who have watched this film actually get it, and get what its about. The other half either don't have a clue, or don't understand what low budget cinema is all about.
Films like these are not something you can walk into and expect CGI explosions and people getting blown to bits, especially in a film made for 10,000 bucks. This is the type of film from people who have a love for the genre and try to bring you a vision as twisted as the films you love. I am sure if they had a million bucks you would see everything you like, but they don't and it ain't't gonna happen. If you go into this expecting Dawn of the Dead 2004 or 28 day later, for get it. That is not going to happen. You will see references to every zombie film ever made, especially the good ones, but you will also see one of the better no budget indie zombie films ever made.