Dead Meat

Year: 1993

Runtime: 107 mins

Language: English

Director: Tom Vollmann

Horror

Simon, a twisted predator, lures unsuspecting victims into his basement where he gruesomely dismembers them—snipping noses, feet, fingers and heads. He then meticulously wraps, labels and freezes each body part in his freezer, which also holds his ice‑cream sandwiches. Occasionally he pulls a severed head from the dryer and shouts, “Hot head! Hot head!”.

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