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Zombie Film shot in Gothenburg on minimal budget. A juicy story of Håkan, an ordinary gym teacher caught in video game addiction. He plays and plays until he is finally starting to have trouble distinguishing between reality and fantasy - the zombies in the game begins, eventually exist in his own reality. While jumping around an evil satanist magician in the town, which brings dead people back to life using old milk.

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What is Zombienoid (2002) about?

Zombie Film shot in Gothenburg on minimal budget. A juicy story of Håkan, an ordinary gym teacher caught in video game addiction. He plays and plays until he is finally starting to have trouble distinguishing between reality and fantasy - the zombies in the game begins, eventually exist in his own reality. While jumping around an evil satanist magician in the town, which brings dead people back…

Who stars in Zombienoid?

Zombienoid stars Jonas Lübeck (Håkan), Greg Pack (Narrator (Voice)), Jessica Sjögren (Linda), Per Hellrönn (The Zombie Master), Mattias Johansson (Evil Henchman 1). The film was directed by Jonas Wolcher.

How long is Zombienoid?

Zombienoid has a runtime of 23 min and premiered in 2002.

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