From the director of Wrong Turn
“It’s a full-on splatter movie and there’s a lot of fluid flying around, not all of it blood I have to tell you,” producer Mat Chaplin says of his latest endeavor, Bad Meat, the gross-out horror flick directed by Rob Schmidt. “[It’s] an awesome mix of bloody carnage and smart comedy with some deviant sex thrown in.”
Principal photography has begun in Manitoba, Canada.
Schmidt – who has previously helmed Wrong Turn, The Alphabet Killer and Masters of Horror: Right to Die – is working from a script by Paul Gerstenberger. Elisabeth Harnois (Solstice), Mark Pellegrino (Dexter, pictured), Dave Franco (Superbad) and Tahj Mowry (Kim Possible) is the first batch of confirmed actors to have joined the cast.
Here’s the meat of Meat: A group of so-called “problem teens” are sent by their parents to a repressive Boot Camp in the middle of nowhere, in the hope that the strict regime will transform them into youthful model citizens that their parents can be proud of. However the kids refuse to play ball, and tensions emerge between them as they try to resist the guards’ sadistic methods.
Meanwhile, the camp’s down-trodden cook has also tired of the abuse meted out to him by the guards, and fixes them a meal of illegal, diseased meat…a final “screw you!” before he abandons the camp. But he doesn’t know that the meat is infected with a virus, which instead of simply making the guards ill as he intended, transforms them into flesh-crazed maniacs!
If our heroes are to make it to morning and survive the carnage, they must put aside their differences and work together. They’re going to learn the lessons of maturity and responsibility â the hard way…
We’ll have much more on Schmidt’s latest soon!
Source: ShockTillYouDrop.com
