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Doghouse is an indie British comedy/horror film that hit many film festivals in 2009, but is getting a mainstream release date in 2010. In this dark comedy a vanload of guys takes a holiday to cheer up one of their buddies going through a nasty divorce. They end up in a town where all the females have been infected with an airborne toxin which turns them into flesh eating zombies, but they only target males as their food. So this groups of men have to stave off an entire town of infected cannibal women. | Doghouse is an indie British comedy/horror film that hit many film festivals in 2009, but is getting a mainstream release date in 2010. In this dark comedy a vanload of guys takes a holiday to cheer up one of their buddies going through a nasty divorce. They end up in a town where all the females have been infected with an airborne toxin which turns them into flesh eating zombies, but they only target males as their food. So this groups of men have to stave off an entire town of infected cannibal women. | ||
Revision as of 09:27, 9 June 2014
Doghouse is an indie British comedy/horror film that hit many film festivals in 2009, but is getting a mainstream release date in 2010. In this dark comedy a vanload of guys takes a holiday to cheer up one of their buddies going through a nasty divorce. They end up in a town where all the females have been infected with an airborne toxin which turns them into flesh eating zombies, but they only target males as their food. So this groups of men have to stave off an entire town of infected cannibal women.
The following guns were used in the movie Doghouse:
Glock 17
A Glock 17 is used by Sergeant Gavin Wright (Terry Stone) to shoot a zombie in the head while in a Women's clothing shop. The same pistol was used by The Colonel (Billy Murray) in the original opening scenes but this didn't get used in the final edit.
