Dead Meat (2004)
Dead Meat is a zombie movie about a new form of mad cow disease that turns cows, and then humans, into zombies. A girl ends up escaping from her newly zombified boyfriend, only to meat up with a local undertaker and some other people who are trying to find a way out of the infected areas. Basically, they make their way across the countryside to a supposed safe haven, encountering zombie people and even one zombie cow.
The best part about the movie is that the gore is outrageous, even if it's not 100% realistic or all that plentiful. You can tell from the short included on the DVD that the director, Conor McMahon, is one twisted puppy, and given a bigger budget I think he would do a great balls-out zombie gore film. As it stands, this is definitely not the best zombie film ever made but it stands out.
Tagline: It's not what you eat, it's who you eat!
Highlights: Very nice cinematography, fun gore, and a basic but sometimes surprising zombie-movie plot
The best part about the movie is that the gore is outrageous, even if it's not 100% realistic or all that plentiful. You can tell from the short included on the DVD that the director, Conor McMahon, is one twisted puppy, and given a bigger budget I think he would do a great balls-out zombie gore film. As it stands, this is definitely not the best zombie film ever made but it stands out.
Tagline: It's not what you eat, it's who you eat!
Highlights: Very nice cinematography, fun gore, and a basic but sometimes surprising zombie-movie plot
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