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Dead Alive (original title Braindead) is a 1993 New Zealand horror-comedy that was the third feature film directed by Peter Jackson. At the time of its theatrical release, the film ran into controversy due to its excessive gore, but has since gained cult status.
The following weapons were used in the film Dead Alive:
Sterling SMG
At the film's opening, Stewart (Bill Ralston) uses a Sterling SMG to fend off the Skull Island natives that protest him taking one of the Sumatran Rat Monkeys.
