Check out the first two episodes of FEARnet’s “Zombie Roadkill” web-series!

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Last Updated on July 23, 2021

FEARnet launched its inaugural two episodes of new web-series “Zombie Roadkill” today, and they were cool enough to relay a few links to the 3-7 minute clips. Hope y’all are ready to give “An Eye for An Eye” and witness the “Smell of Death!”

Before we give you an idea of what can be seen in the first two stints, it’s worth noting that the entire series will run on FEARnet from Oct. 4th (with two episodes shown today) though Oct. 8th. (1 episode per day after this one).

In the initial episode, titled “An Eye For An Eye,” you’ll see a trip to the lake that goes horribly awry when a car runs over a squirrel. Little do the passengers know that when something gets run over on this road, it comes back to life. For revenge.

In the second segment, called “Smell of Death,” Simon goes looking for help but instead finds a cloud of demon skunk gas — and an ambush awaiting him inside.

Starring Thomas Haden Church, David Dorfman, Cherilyn Wilson (below), Jeff D’Agostino, Toni Wynne and Michael Blaiklock:

Zombie Roadkill follows a group of college kids driving on an unfamiliar winding road through a national park. The group is heading for a fun weekend away, but when they accidentally run over an unsuspecting squirrel, everything takes a dark turn and they quickly discover that this is no ordinary road. In fact, the woods are alive with the undead: wronged woodland creatures that have been reanimated as vengeful, murderous zombies!

To watch “An Eye For An Eye,” CLICK HERE.

To watch “Smell of Death,” CLICK HERE.

Source: FEARnet

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