BODY MELT
October 28, 1994
Residents of peaceful Pebbles Court, Homesville, are being used unknowingly as test experiments for a new 'Body Drug' that causes rapid body decomposition (melting skin etc.) and painful death.
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Cast
Gerard Kennedy
Det. Sam Phillips
Andrew Daddo
Johnno
Ian Smith
Dr. Carrera
Regina Gaigalas
Shaan
Vincent Gil
Pud
Neil Foley
Bab
Anthea Davis
Slab
Matthew Newton
Bronto
Lesley Baker
Mack
Amy Grove-Rogers
Old Woman
Adrian Wright
Thompson Noble
Ben Geurens
Brandon Noble
Amanda Douge
Elloise Noble
Brett Climo
Brian Rand
Lisa McCune
Cheryl Rand
Nicholas Politis
Sal Ciccone
Maurie Annese
Gino Argento
William McInnes
Paul Matthews
Suzi Dougherty
Kate
Bill Young
Willie
Crew
Production:
Daniel Scharf (Producer)
Screenplay:
Philip Brophy (Screenplay) — Rod Bishop (Screenplay)
Cinematography:
Ray Argall (Director of Photography)
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Vimuville opens a new beauty center and begins testing a new anabolic steroid on some people. Unfortunately, the compound has disastrous side effects... The film is a splatter that, as the title indicates, shows the human body as clay to which the mysterious drug can make take the most varied connotations, such as abnormal tongues or men who melt into wax. Similar to "Bad Taste" by Peter Jackson, the film, on the edge of bad taste humor, reads between the lines a certain criticism of fitness fanatics, but the director's main intention is something else. Unfortunately, the story is flat and the special effects, despite being by the same special effects artist as "Braindead", are not effective, even because they are used with a certain parsimony. Some gags are saved as only a film of this kind knows how to propose.
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