Body Melt
Directed by Phillip Brophy
It's a sunny day in suburbia. Suddenly, a hideously deformed dying man disrupts the peace, crashing his car in the neighborhood of Pebbles Court, the better part of Homesville. He's the victim of the experimental drug Vimuville, marketed as a "dietary supplement", which has apparently malfunctioned. He arrives too late to warn the population of Homesville against trying the pill that was dropped in their mailbox by a respectable pharmaceutical company. Unfortunately, the folks of Homesville are suckers for freebies and they too start deforming, mutating and exploding.
The residents of Homesville start deforming, mutating and exploding thanks to an experimental "dietary supplement."
Cast: Gerard Kennedy, Andrew Daddo
Member Reviews
Really silly and funny watch. Some practical effects were pretty fun, but overall the film feels disjointed and goofy in an unaware kind of way.
A fun creative movie
This was hilarious and a wild watch. Hubby and I couldn't stop watching, like a train wreck with cars full of dynamite. Music rocks too
No real story nor characterisation, it's just an excuse for gross splatter. . . . . . but ya gots to love it
an intermeltually splatfestical romp of a few tales smelted with a thumping soundtract , good if u dont give a $#\T about much. for the fun of it gus