Dead Men Walking Trailer (2005)

"A Maximum Security Prison - Thousands of Infected Inmates - Only One Way Out!" 25 October 2005 Horror 82 mins

A viral outbreak turns those who are infected into the walking dead. Soon, the undead are contained, being kept in a maximum security prison. However, those who contained the undead are also trapped in this zombie-infested prison. Their only hope is to escape; but once you're inside this prison, there's really no way of getting out safely.

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Cast

Scott Carson as Dr. Goring

Bay Bruner as Beckett

Griff Furst as Johnny

Chriss Anglin as Sweeney

Bobby James as Mahler

Brandon Stacy as Travis

James Ferris as Jenkins

Charles Schneider as Reverend

Spencer Jones as Warwick

Crew

Peter Mervis Director

Mike Watt Writer

International Titles

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International Releases Dates

United States 25 October 2005

Production Companies

The Asylum

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