It attempts to be the Irish "Night of the Living Dead" but is much more akin to being the Irish "Plan 9 From Outer Space".
There is nothing in this movie that approaches being competent.
It is paced, written and acted at a level usually associated with bad science fiction movies of the early sixties. The only advantage that "Dead Meat" can boast over it's cinematic precursors is the fact that it's shot in color.
In addition to those problems, the special effects were poor to put it mildly. The makeup budget appears to have come in at around 20 or 30 Euros.
It may gain a cult following as has "Plan 9" and "Robot Monster", but unless you enjoy those movies "so bad that they're good" you should avoid this movie.
There is nothing in this movie that approaches being competent.
It is paced, written and acted at a level usually associated with bad science fiction movies of the early sixties. The only advantage that "Dead Meat" can boast over it's cinematic precursors is the fact that it's shot in color.
In addition to those problems, the special effects were poor to put it mildly. The makeup budget appears to have come in at around 20 or 30 Euros.
It may gain a cult following as has "Plan 9" and "Robot Monster", but unless you enjoy those movies "so bad that they're good" you should avoid this movie.