Dreaming of a Dead Christmas

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Two college coeds returning home for the holidays unwittingly unleash a zombie outbreak at a truck-stop after running over a mysterious man on a desolate country road. Warning: May contain explicit language and graphic content not suitable for younger audiences. Written, directed and produced by John Ballentine Cast Tanja Milojevic Shelby Sessler John Ballentine Teresa Ballentine Blaine Hicklin Joe Stofko Music by Kevin MacLeod and Michael Hoffman Songs by The Experiments, Reigning Sound, The Ravonettes, Out of Orion and Dott Running time 29:22

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Two college coeds returning home for the holidays unwittingly unleash a zombie outbreak at a truck-stop after running over a mysterious man on a desolate country road.Warning: May contain explicit language and graphic content not suitable for younger audiences.Written, directed and produced by John BallentineCastTanja MilojevicShelby SesslerJohn BallentineTeresa BallentineBlaine HicklinJoe StofkoMusic by Kevin MacLeod and Michael HoffmanSongs by The Experiments, Reigning Sound, The Ravonettes, Out of Orion and DottRunning time 29:22

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