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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Blair Witch Project meets 28 Days Later, Quarantine is the US remake of the Spanish horror film REC. It tells the story of a news reporter Angela Videl (Jennifer Carpenter) trailing a local squad of firemen when they get called to a nearby apartment complex. Cue zombies, and soon enough the CDC puts the place into Lockdown. |
