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Mike Kellerman
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Brent Guthrie
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Cheese
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Thomas Jeremiah
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Ellie Masterson
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Emily
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McDinkle
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Greg Dow | ... |
Gillman
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Cliff
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Charles
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Jamie Wheatley | ... |
Cop /
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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.
The plot: two zombies go on a road-trip, trying to find one's ex-girlfriend, to profess his love.
This is a pretty stupid ripoff of Shaun of the Dead, but, unfortunately for me, I've seen much worse. As far as low budget, independent zombie movies go, this is actually one of the more tolerable entries. That's not saying much, when your competition is The Dead Hate The Living and Dance of the Dead.
If you like movies that are basically just a couple of goofy nerds spouting off pop culture references and movie quotes, then I'm sure you'll find this amusing. Otherwise, I'd advise that you skip it. Just watch Shaun of the Dead again, instead.