
The Undead End
“The war is over… but the end isn’t.”
Synopsis
In the near future, a zombie outbreak has ended humanity. Humankind fought back. Humankind won. Those who survive do so in a different world, but when a single zombie has been discovered to survive, the scavenger of the waste must hunt him down and kill him before he spreads the virus and the apocalypse begins again.
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The Undead End - Official Trailer
Type: Trailer • Published 2026-03-25
Top Cast
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- Director
- Gerald Nott
- Original Title
- The Undead End
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 45m
- Production Studios
- Nott Entertainment
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Gerald Nott
Jonathan Stromberg
Gerald Nott
Clint Glenn Hummel
Department Leadership Roster
Gerald Nott
Director
Clint Glenn Hummel
Producer
Jonathan Stromberg
Director of Photography
Gerald Nott
Editor
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Frequently Asked Questions About The Undead End
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What is The Undead End about?
In the near future, a zombie outbreak has ended humanity. Humankind fought back. Humankind won. Those who survive do so in a different world, but when a single zombie has been discovered to survive, the scavenger of the waste must hunt him down and kill him before he spreads the virus and the apocalypse begins again.
Who directed The Undead End?
The Undead End was directed by Gerald Nott.
Who stars in The Undead End?
The principal cast of The Undead End includes Clint Glenn Hummel, Meggie Tenser, Lee Anthony Smith, Guile Branco, Aaron Fors.
When was The Undead End released and how long is it?
The Undead End was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 1h 45m.
