Mourning Wood Trailer

Mourning Wood Trailer (2010)

"They're not that kind of ZOMBIE!" 23 October 2010 80 mins

The unveiling of Dr. Jacob Pendelton's newest product, Shampube becomes a blistering catastrophe when it transforms the Slutton residents into "humping" zombies. Now it's up to an infomercial king, a used car salesman, four stoners and an array of peculiar townsfolk to join forces and stop the invasion.

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United States 23 October 2010

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