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Zombie Love (2007) [R]

Release Date:
April 1, 2007

Original Title:
Zombie Love

Genres:
Horror

Ratings / Certifications:
US: R 

Runtime: 37

He'll steal you're heart, if he doesn't eat it first!

Overview from TheMovieDB

The musical Zombie Love tells the story of Dante, a 200 year old zombie, who falls in love with Claudia, a mortal girl, after he saves her from an attack by two grave robbers. Thinking that a zombie could never win her love, he changes his flesh-eating ways in order to win the girl of his dreams. The closer Dante gets to his desired love, the harder he finds it to maintain the facade, especially when his zombie friends encourage him to eat a teenage girl they have captured. What Dante doesn't know, however, is that Claudia is already in love with the zombie that saved her from the robbers and desperately tries to find him. This musical extravaganza, filled with singing, dancing, blood and gore, will have you laughing all the way to your grave!

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Production

Director:
Yfke Van Berckelaer

Editor:
Esteban Arguello
Yfke Van Berckelaer

Production Design:
Resa Jorgensen

Writer:
Darren Herczeg
Yfke Van Berckelaer

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