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While fans have embraced the absurd performances from Jack Black and Jason Momoa, it's a split-second cameo featuring a baby zombie riding a chicken that's sending teen audiences into absolute chaos.

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In the movie, which hit theaters on Friday, Jack Black’s character sees a baby zombie fall onto the back of a chicken, causing theater-goers to erupt into chaos by screaming or throwing popcorn.