A group of teenagers, in an attempt to rescue their friend from an evil corporation, end up inadvertently releasing a horde of bloodthirsty zombies.

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Ellory Elkayem
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Cast overview, first billed only:
Aimee-Lynn Chadwick ... Becky
Cory Hardrict ... Cody
John Keefe ... Julian Garrison
Jana Kramer ... Katie Williams
Peter Coyote ... Uncle Charles
Elvin Dandel ... Zeke Borden
Alexandru Geoana Alexandru Geoana ... Jake Garrison
Toma Danila Toma Danila ... Carlos
Diana Munteanu Diana Munteanu ... Mimi Romero
Serban Georgevici Serban Georgevici ... Hector
Gelu Nitu Gelu Nitu ... Boris
Claudiu Trandafir ... Nicholai
Boris Petroff Boris Petroff ... Crusty
Constantin Barbulescu Constantin Barbulescu ... Joey
Razvan Oprea Razvan Oprea ... Darren
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Storyline

The scientist of the powerful and evil corporation Hybra-Tech Charles goes to Chernobyl to buy some gallons of toxic waste to perform experiments with zombies. When a teenager has an accident with his motorcycle and vanishes, his teenager's friends, leaded by Charles' nephew, find that he was moved to Hybra-Tech. They break in the facility trying to find their friend and accidentally release a group of zombies starving for brains. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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They Will Leave you Brainless! See more »


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Rated R for horror violence/gore and language | See all certifications »

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Trivia

Filmed simultaneously with Return of the Living Dead: Rave to the Grave (2005), in summer of 2004. See more »

Goofs

When Julian is about to smash the window in the parking garage, just before the butt of his rifle hits the window it shatters as if already triggered early. See more »

Quotes

Julian Garrison: [Zeke has become a zombie] I'm gonna kill you, Zeke.
Zeke Bordon: In case you haven't noticed, I'm already dead, fuckhead!
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Crazy Credits

Behind-the-scenes takes are shown during the end credits. See more »

Connections

Followed by Return of the Living Dead: Rave to the Grave (2005) See more »

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Voodoo Man
Written by Scott Wexton
Performed by Voodoo Organist
Courtesy of Voodoo Man Music/Dead Teenager Records
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Direct-to-TV Release...Saved me a couple bucks
17 October 2005 | by ibanez747See all my reviews

I saw this movie on the Sci-Fi Channel the other night. I think the fact that this was on cable television speaks volumes on what kind of movie this is. I think it was better than most "original" movies that pop up on late night television; it still does not make up for how bad this movie became. It's hard to believe that this is a sequel to a movie that was originally released theatrically.

This movie has just about everything corny from bad acting to Nick-at-Nite humor. The writing by William Butler was absolutely dreadful, and even a Jack Nicholson-like performance by the cast could not have made his writing appear any better. William Butler was just all over the place.

Dirtbikes, machine guns, kung-fu are some of the stupid things about the plot. Is this a horror film or an action film with some zombies? None of the characters take anything seriously in this movie. A group of high school kids know everything and there is no reason to be afraid. None of them were fazed by the fact that zombies were eating their friends and fellow classmates. Its like "Eh, whatever." and they move on to the next action sequence. A 7 year old child with a flame thrower. A little blonde girl beating up zombies. If children aren't afraid of these things, then why in the hell should I be?! Come on.

Everything about this movie was going through the motions and that comes across quite clear after viewing this movie.

I can see why many DVD distributors passed at this movie. If they get lucky, they can maybe get a deal with Anchor Bay or Elite Entertainment.

The only reason why I give this movie a 3 is because of the special effects. I appreciate that cable television probably showed more than they should have, but this movie is a joke anyway so why get worked up about some blood and brains. The special effects were the ONLY thing good about this movie.


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Release Date:

23 March 2006 (Thailand) See more »

Also Known As:

A Volta dos Mortos Vivos: Necropolis See more »

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$6,000,000 (estimated)
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