Meat Cycle: A Fairy Tale From The Suburban Prophecies

Some early buzz about the film:
“An incredibly original vision of horror!” – Mike Everleth, Underground Film Journal
“As a film screened in the Underground Film Festival, it is definitely a must-see for its originality and overall production quality, and definitely a must-see for horror/gore enthusiasts… Christiana’s style of filming and editing is well done in appropriating his color schemes of neon green and negative filters, sequencing, and lens masking to produce that horror-esque hallucination. The audio in the film also suits the atmosphere superbly – a cut and mixture of radio frequencies, static, distortion and laughter.” — Aedyn Roze, Quip Magazine
“Mise en scene cherry-picked from seventies exploitation and eighties urbanoia; if someone dandered through the room, shooting a glance at the screen as you watched, they’d think there was something wrong with your Texas Chainsaw Massacre DVD… the film presents great technical prowess and attention to detail often lost in the splatter genre, of which it is an anything but typical example.” -Gabe Headington, Strangers In A Cinema
Joseph Christiana is a grizzled award-winning indie filmmaker whose last short film, THE NIGHTMARE, was recently acquired by FearNet. His films have screened in venues and at film festivals all over the country. He is also the co-host and producer of the popular The Cutting Room Movie Podcast, which cut its teeth as a horror-centric movie talk show. More about his work at www.christianaproductions.com
Sounds fascinating…. kym darkly – http://www.thehorrorinmyheart.com
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If you go to the website you can see the whole film. Its different and good for what it is. I would call it an experimental movie if that makes sense.
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