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On November 18, Dimension Extreme will release "The Zombie Diaries" on DVD. Bonus features will include:
- Commentary with the filmmakers
- Commentary with the cast
- Until the Last Light Goes Out: The Making of Zombie Diaries
- 12 deleted scenes
- Theatrical trailer
Synopsis:
Better than Danny Boyle's 28 Days Later" (beyondhollywood.com), The Zombie Diaries has been hailed as "the most realistic zombie film ever made" (twitchfilm.net). Set in England during a world-wide viral infection, this documentary-style frightfest records the rise of the undead from the videocams of several survivor groups. As each struggles against the flesh-eating hordes, an even more horrifying fate lurks among them. "Dark, uncompromising and frighteningly real" (eatmybrains.com), The Zombie Diaries is smart horror at its bloody best.
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