The Meateater (1979)Psycopathic killer stalks teens at a run down, abandoned movie theatre. Director:Derek Savage |
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Arch Joboulian | ... |
The Meateater /
Noah Webster
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Dianne Davis | ... |
Jan Webster
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Peter Spitzer | ... |
Mitford Webster
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Emily Spindler | ... |
Jeannie Webster
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Gary Dean | ... |
Ricky Webster
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Joe Marmo | ... |
Lt. Wombat
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Tony Anthony | ... |
Mr. Knuckle
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Frank Montiforte | ... |
Frankie
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Richard Nathan | ... |
Raymond
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Debbie Alsbury | ... |
Necking Girl
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Dorothy Bartlett | ... |
Talkative Lady
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Dorothy Francavilla | ... |
Plump Lady
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Joe Goossen | ... |
Floyd Thaxton
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Lynn Harris | ... |
Talkative Mother
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Fran Kay | ... |
Ma
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Psycopathic killer stalks teens at a run down, abandoned movie theatre.
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How is it possible that THE MEATEATERS isn't in the IMDb 'Bottom 100?!?!?!?!? This movie is worse than bad. Bad would suggest an emotional response on behalf of the viewer - anger, revulsion, nausea, etc. Meateater can't even provide that. I can say with absolute confidence that I would rather stare at my blank TV screen for an 1 1/2 hours than watch this movie again.
I actually found a video rental store that carried this movie, and I would note that they ended up going out of business - I'm convinced Meateater had something to do with it.
Be forewarned; the cool image (a cartoon) on the cover of the VHS has nothing to do with the film. The only scene that holds a place in my memory (for which I hope the director suffers in the afterlife for) is the family driving around in a station wagon singing "I wish I was an Oscar Meyer Wiener..." If that sounds like entertainment to you, maybe you should rent this flick. Otherwise stay far away from it.