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Mike Kellerman
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| Ross Kidder | ... |
Brent Guthrie
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| Markus Taylor | ... |
Cheese
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| Thomas Galasso | ... |
Thomas Jeremiah
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| Natalie Victoria | ... |
Ellie Masterson
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| Eden Malyn | ... |
Emily
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McDinkle
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Greg Dow | ... |
Gillman
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| Harry Burkey | ... |
Cliff
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| Leonard Kelly-Young | ... |
Charles
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Jamie Wheatley | ... |
Cop /
Zombie
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Brian Matthew Richardson | ... |
Eric
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Mandy
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Alexander Borrello | ... |
Jack
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Brock Tarzana | ... |
Cabin Redneck
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Two inexplicably coherent zombies awake amidst a zombie attack, and decide to take a road trip to find the one's lost love, unaware they are being chased by the agents of a ruthless company with its own agenda.
Hilarious and original take on zombie movies, albeit from the point of view of two cognizant zombies. Nerdy Mike "awakens" from being murdered three years earlier to find himself re-animated amidst a zombie feeding frenzy, and runs into another self-aware zombie in "never take anything seriously" Brent and a trainable hulking zombie named Cheese. Together with Vietnam vet Cliff they escape quarantine and embark on a road trip to find Mike's old flame in Michigan, all the while being chased by nefarious secret ops hellbent on their recapture. This is one wild ride from start to finish and everyone involved does a great job of bringing such a fresh idea to the screen and making us hope for a sequel.