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Dead Meat

19931h 47mTom Vollmann
IMDb 6.5

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"Simon is rotten to the corpse..."

Simon lures victims into his basement and mutilates them—cutting off their noses, feet, fingers, and heads—and then carefully wraps and labels them and stores them in his freezer. It’s also where he stores his ice cream sandwiches. Sometimes he takes heads out of the dryer and gasps, “Hot head! Hot head!”

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What is Dead Meat (1993) about?

Simon lures victims into his basement and mutilates them—cutting off their noses, feet, fingers, and heads—and then carefully wraps and labels them and stores them in his freezer. It’s also where he stores his ice cream sandwiches. Sometimes he takes heads out of the dryer and gasps, “Hot head! Hot head!”

Who stars in Dead Meat?

Dead Meat stars Nick Kostopoulos (Simon DuMour), James Darley (Sgt. John 'Mo' Mentum), Reid Ostrowski (Doctor Barton), John Klein (Sgt. Ernie Brice), Malcolm Jones (Captain DeBenning). The film was directed by Tom Vollmann.

How long is Dead Meat?

Dead Meat has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 1993.

Is Dead Meat worth watching?

Dead Meat holds an IMDb rating of 6.5/10. Fans of Horror are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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