Here’s one that combines a few genres: Zombie movies, heist movies, and “urban” movies. (You can tell the latter because it’s released by UrbanWorks Entertainment, and it stars people with names like “I-40,” “Big Daddy Kane,” and “Bone Crusher.”)

When a street thug named Ski (Brandon Hardin) and his three friends approach underground entrepreneur Hustle (E-40) to get backing for a bank robbery, the crime boss agrees on one condition, that they take along a more experienced hand Jackson (D. J. Naylor) to keep an eye on the job. Upon arrival in the small town of Maysville, the would-be outlaws are warned about the night’s deadly secret: At the full moon, a host of murderous parasitic zombies overrun the town. Brushing this off as local superstition, Ski and his boys decide to double-cross Jackson and move earlier than expected. The heist goes bad and leaves the robbers trapped inside the bank, first by the local police and then, to their growing horror, by an army of the undead. One of the few other survivors in Maysville, a mysterious man called The Hunter (Big Daddy Kane), joins them to take a stand against the gruesome horde. What the crew doesn’t know is that The Hunter plans to use them as bait to draw the inhuman attackers into a terrifying final confrontation.

The director, Bo Webb, calls it “without a doubt the finest hip-hop/bank heist/zombie-attack movie ever made in Wilmington [North Carolina].” I can’t challenge that.

The DVD includes deleted scenes, behind-the-scenes, and a gag reel. (Is that three special features, or just one?) $17.99 at Amazon.com.