World War X

Earliest known poster of World War X.

World War X is a 2013 documentary film narrated by Brad Pitt and Charlton Heston about the Biblical story of Moses (Brad Pitt), a United Nations locust researcher adopted by Pharaoh (Charlton Heston) who accidentally releases a religious zombie pandemic.

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