A thousand zombies on screen mean nothing. One in your home means everything.Anna Sanders is a writer and a recluse who hasn’t stepped outside her house in years. Her quiet, orderly life shatters the night her despised neighbor, Mr. Holloway, appears at her door—burning with a strange fever. His skin is searing hot. His movements are no longer human. And he is terribly, impossibly hungry.By opening the door, Anna lets chaos inside—and turns the coming night into pure hell.One Dead Thing is not the zombie story you’re used to. No hordes. No easy kills. Just one woman, one house, and one dead thing that cannot be stopped.A claustrophobic, slow-burn psychological horror that shows the raw truth of what it means to face the living dead.
One Dead Thing: a Zombie Horror Like No Other
In “One Dead Thing,” a reclusive writer’s uneventful life spirals into chaos when a fevered neighbor crashes into her home, turning an ordinary night into a horrifying struggle for survival.
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