
Blood Diner (1987)
Année de sortie : 1987
Pays : United States
Titre alternatif : Um Jantar Sangrento, Fonda sangrienta, Véres lakoma, Il ristorante all'angolo, La cafetería, Krwawa wieczerza, Jantar Fatal, Кровавая закусочная, Blood Feast 2, Blood Diner - Garantiert geschmacklos
Réalisateur : Jackie Kong
Scénariste : Michael Sonye
Production & Genre
Producteur(s) :
Sociétés : Lightning Pictures, PMS Filmworks
Genre : Comedy, Horror
Récompenses & Similaires
Récompenses : N/A
Similaires :
Mots-clés
Mots-clés : body part, butcher, cannibal, decapitation, diner, disposing of a dead body, egyptian mythology, gore, meat hook, remake, woman director
Synopsis
In 'Blood Diner,' two brothers named George and Mike run an old rundown diner in a city. They secretly practice cannibalism, killing young women and using their flesh to create special dishes for their restaurant's patrons. Their ultimate goal is to awaken the ancient Egyptian goddess Shitaar through blood sacrifices. The brothers believe that once they restore life to this five million-year-old deity, she will grant them immortality.
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Résumé
'Blood Diner' (1987) is a unique blend of horror and comedy directed by Jackie Kong, one of the few female directors working in exploitation cinema during that time. The film follows two cannibalistic brothers who operate a health food diner as a cover for their grisly activities. Inspired by Egyptian mythology, they seek to revive an ancient goddess named Shitaar through human sacrifices. The movie is known for its gory scenes and black humor, with elements like meat hooks and body parts adding to its exploitation cinema aesthetic.
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