It starts off slow paced, but okay. There's not a lot of attatchment to the lead person.
I noticed a quirk of the news cast. No newscaster would ever say after a word from our sponsors...... Another example of awkward wording. Paraquote "Should I press this fire department button?"
If I'm scared I don't ask should I load this cylindrical shell into this 20gauge? No sense really. I mean from a realistic stand point.
An arms dealer and a preacher with a shared past must rescue as many townspeople as they can when a possessed communications frequency sends the nation's cops rampaging toward their town to fulfill a biblical prophecy of Armageddon
When scenarios from Edgar Allan Poe stories become terrifyingly real, a grad student's friends begin dying and she must outwit a madman to break the curse.
In a zombie outbreak, it's up to one tenacious mail carrier to deliver the city's salvation. Rain, sleet, snow, zombies, or hail, nothing stops the U.S. Mail.
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