Lunch Meat (film)
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Mark Flynn (producer)
Al Goodrum (associate producer)
Robert Oland (associate producer)
Pamela Phillips Oland (executive producer)
| Lunch Meat | |
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| Directed by | Kirk Alex |
| Written by | Kirk Alex (writer) |
| Produced by | Kirk Alex (producer) Mark Flynn (producer) Al Goodrum (associate producer) Robert Oland (associate producer) Pamela Phillips Oland (executive producer) |
| Starring | See below |
| Cinematography | Al Goodrum |
| Edited by | H.E. Chambers |
| Music by | Rick Neigher |
| Distributed by | Tapeworm Video[1] |
Release date |
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Running time | 88 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
| Budget | <$60,000[1] |
Lunch Meat is a 1987 American film directed by Kirk Alex.
The film is also known as Lunchmeat (American video title).
Six high school seniors embark on a camping trip but are suddenly ambushed by murderous hillbillies who sell the remains of their victims to a local fast food restaurant.
Cast
- Kim McKamy as Roxy
- Chuck Ellis as Benny
- Joe Ricciardella as Frank
- Elroy Wiese as Paw
- Robert Oland as Harley
- Mitch Rogers as Elwood
- Rick Lorentz as Cary
- Bob Joseph as Eddie
- Marie Ruzicka as Debbie
- Patricia Christie as Sue
- Ann McBride as Waitress
Production
After working as a cab driver, Kirk Alex sold his cab to raise money to shoot Lunch Meat.[1] In addition to directing, Alex also wrote the script, provided all of the film's funding.[2][1] As obtaining filming permits would've necessitated the presence of a fire marshal and police officer at a cost of $40 per hour, Kirk and his crew shot the film "outlaw style" filming in locations without permits until law enforcement showed up and forced them to leave with the crew all feigning ignorance they were breaking the rules.[1]
