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Dawn of the Dead

(2004) Not Rated 126min.
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Director George A. Romero's epic sequel to his legendary Night of the Living Dead has firmly established itself as the equal of its ground-breaking predecessor. Read More
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Peter
Stephen
Francine
Motorcycle Raider
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Motorcycle Raider
Scientist
Dr. Foster
Officer at Police Dock
June 26, 2009
Mineowin
it was fun to be a zombie in the film, i was in the part where the guy on the bike got his guts ripped out. george called me guts because they needed some to cut up a bunch of real lamb guts to fit in the false stomach the guy had, also had me eaten his hand. what a balll, still amazed ther still talking **************** or guts
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