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*NSYNC, Backstreet Boys & More To Star In Syfy’s ‘Dead 7’

The ultimate 90s boy band reunion is happening – *NSYNC, Backstreet Boys and more are teaming up to star in a zombie Western movie titled Dead 7.

The film will be written and directed by Backstreet Boys singer Nick Carter, who will also be starring alongside his bandmate A.J. McLean and *NSYNC’s Joey Fatone. Dead 7 is described as a “post-apocalyptic Western that follows a group of gunslingers as they look to rid a small town of a zombie plague. Carter will play Jack, the reluctant hero who unites the outlaws to face the zombie menace.”

In a series of behind-the-scenes Instagram photos posted this past week, other 90s stars to be featured in the film include O-Town’s Trevor Penick, Jacob Underwood and Erik-Michael Estrada, 98 Degrees’ Jeff Timmons, All-4-One’s Delious Kennedy and No Authority’s Tommy D.

And if Carter had his way, One Direction’s Niall Horan, would play his brother! He tweeted, “Ok @NiallOfficial I know we’re from different generations but…would you like to play my brother in this zombie movie with me?”

While at Comic Con, Carter told E! News that for The Asylum-produced film he wanted his friends to be in the film with him. “What is more fun than riding horses and being zombies shooting things?” He continued, “even as a kid I loved horror films, this was always something I wanted to do.”

Dead 7 is set to debut sometime in 2016.

@dannyroew and I in the directors seat. Watching @howie_dorough and @realjoeyfatone do their thing. #Dead7

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