AniInterview Sorry, this movie sucks

Calum Hutton It's a good bad... and worth a popcorn matinée. While it's easy to lament what could have been...

Mandeep Tyson The acting in this movie is really good.

Nicole I enjoyed watching this film and would recommend other to give it a try , (as I am) but this movie, although enjoyable to watch due to the better than average acting fails to add anything new to its storyline that is all too familiar to these types of movies.

metaljeppe Low-budget zombieflicks are actually my biggest passion by the moment. I like the dirty feeling about them, and the fact that the movie was made by fans & for fans. Dead Meat is perfect example. Conor McMahon gotta be inspired by Peter Jackson. Seriously, you can see the influences from space! The comedy from Bad Taste, the feeling from Bad Taste, the gore from Bad Taste and so on... The Camera-work thus remind me about Evil Dead though, not something made by Peter Jackson, and i like that. A lot. Now you may say "Fuck that, where's the real meat of the film?!" and don't you worry, the special FX is there. Oh it's there alright. What we have here is a lot of decapitations, a brain sucked out by a freaking vacuum cleaner, some neat gut-munching, a shovel stuck in a zombie's stomach which follows hilarious consequenses. And the zombies? They are nasty. Dead nasty. They are at that point of decay when the skin starts falling of. In other words, the make-up is phenomenal! I'm not gonna be a jerk and repeat the plot like a thousands of other reviewers has done. You can read the plot on hundreds of sites. Don't have a cow, man. Oh yeah, that reminded me, there are zombiecows in this movie. Get on your knees and pray (or milk), dirtbag!

nix mike This movie, with no lie, brings me back to the original feel of Night of the Living Dead & Dawn of the Dead. The story was simple, the characters where great, but most of all the zombies and the gore factor were classic B movie. I mean that out of respect as a true B movie zombie/horror movie fan.It is refreshing to see a movie with an extremely low budget,depend on old school horror movie techniques and great gory story lines. There was not a slow moment in this movie. It kept me on my toes, and I didn't want it to end.I think Dead Meat 2 would be a f@#k'n great idea, only if it had the same writers and the same budget.Favourate lines in movie:"i heard that every time someone dies, another star appears."" well there's a lot of stars out tonight"Very Dawn of the Dead. The whole "when hell is full, the dead will walk the earth ." , kind of thing.

scobbah One thing is for sure: this one isn't recommended unless you're into the genre. The movie itself feels like something of Peter Jackson's old works, judging of the splatter, the camera work and the neatly applied effects. The plot didn't really catch me and there were a few moments which I just found plain boring here due to the lack of action. At the same time I have to admit that there were some scenes which made me choke of laughter. What about a crazy cow facing her death through a baseball or a different approach to drive-by's with swinging bats chopping off zombie heads. Now that's some joy I tell you. The Irish accent tops it all.

ashley wilkinson When a movie is categorised as Horror/Action/Comedy you can be forgiven for assuming it will make you recoil in fear/marvel at the action/laugh at the funny bits. The scariest part of this film was the idea of being stuck in the Irish countryside for the night with a bunch of inbreds who speak some rural off shoot dialect not dissimilar to Brad Pitt's pikey in 'Snatch'. The action comes in the shape of an old woman trying to change the tyre on her husbands land rover and some suspense shots, er, borrowed shall we say from 'The Evil Dead'. I must admit though we did get one good laugh at the end of the film, as the credits rolled to the sound of one of the directors mates band's I turned to my friend Steven and asked "So how much did you pay for this?".