Exclusive Trailer Debut: ‘World Ends at Camp Z’ Arrives in October
Josh Millican
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Summer camp and zombie horror tropes collide in World Ends at Camp Z. The new teen-centric genre flick that looks like half Scooby-Doo mystery and half apocalyptic nightmare! Look for it in select theaters and VOD platforms this October!
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Today, Dread Central is thrilled to exclusively debut the trailer for World Ends at Camp Z! Check it out and read more about the movie below.
Synopsis:
In World Ends at Camp Z, a Canadian summer camp is closed due to the pandemic. Young Julian Walsh has to prepare the camp for a potential new buyer Aaron Prince, a wealthy, spoiled 22-year-old who secretly plans to convert it into a graphite mine.
Julian works at the camp and is enlisted to help fellow employee Vanessa prepare for the arrival of the new buyer, Aaron, who Julian later finds out is Vanessa’s boyfriend. Clay, one of the camp owners, is onto Aaron and puts his plan into action to scare Aaron and his friends enough that they won’t go through with the purchase. His plan almost works until someone accidentally gets shot.
At the same time, as night falls on the campground, mysterious deadly creatures appear, the townspeople of La Tuque have mutated into zombies. The night becomes one of survival and terror for everyone, including Clay and Julian, who now must join forces with Aaron and his friends for the sake of survival.
World Ends at Camp Z is directed by Montreal filmmaker Ding Wang and written by Diane Janna. The film stars Anne-Carolyn Binette, Dean Persons, Osawa Muskwa, and Michael Czemerys.
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