troestrup Just one of the worst horror movies I have ever seen! I don't even understand why my fellow school mates made me watch it. The movie totally suffers a lack of story and the nasty gory violence is irreasonable and absolutely not argumented for with a story. Just one more thing for the director of this fine piece of (no bad words on the IMDb, but you get the point): Learn to make real movies (hint: Just a little bit of a story would be a start) No wonder the director is not known for much else than a few short films and this nonsense. You know, people said Ed Wood was the world's worst director, but I think the director of this film, and probably also other bad horror blood and gore movies, are literately THE WORST OF THE WORST!

HumanoidOfFlesh Helena and her boyfriend Martin are driving through Leitrim county in rural Ireland when they hit a man on the road.They place the body in the car to take him with them only for the body to come back to life and bite Martin in the neck.Helena runs to a farmhouse to get help,only to be attacked by zombies that close in all around,which include the now dead Martin.The local gravedigger Desmond comes to her aid.They flee through the countryside,joined by various others, avoiding zombies that appear everywhere.It appears that the outbreak has been caused by humans eating meat infected with Mad Cow Disease."Dead Meat" is very gory and I applaud it for that.The acting is surprisingly professional and the climax is surprisingly downbeat in the vein of Romero's "The Crazies".Check it out.

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!

Claudio Carvalho The tourist Helena (Marián Araújo) and her mate Martin (David Ryan) are traveling by car through the County of Leitrim, Ireland, when Martin hits a man. He brings the body to his car, and the corpse returns to live and bites him. Helena looks for help in a cottage and is attacked inclusive by Martin. Sooner she realizes that the place is infested of zombies. She meets the gravedigger Desmond (David Muyllaert) and they cross the countryside trying to find a safe place. They meet another couple and they become aware that the mad cow disease has infected humans transforming them in living dead."Dead Meat" is a sort of Irish remake of "Night of the Living Dead". Gore and cult, it works very well, with an excellent camera, frantic in the movements, and great make-up and special effects. In some moments, this trash movie is so bloody that recalls Peter Jackson's "Braindead". My vote is eight.Title (Brazil): "Dead Meat – O Banquete dos Zumbis" ("Dead Meat – The Banquet of the Zombies")