The eagerly anticipated horror comedy musical, Sweet Meats, has just unveiled its latest character posters, offering fans a tantalizing glimpse into the film’s twisted and entertaining world. Directed by Ricky Glore and produced by Troma and Horror House Pictures, Sweet Meats promises to be a unique and unforgettable cinematic experience.
In a recent project update, writer and director Ricky Glore shared some exciting news about the film’s progress. Principal photography for Sweet Meats has been successfully completed, thanks to the support from Horror House Pictures, P.J. Starks, and the additional funds raised through their Indiegogo campaign. These funds will be channeled into the post-production phase, ensuring that the film achieves the highest level of quality and entertainment value.
One particularly thrilling revelation is the collaboration with the heavy metal rock band DEMONSCAR, who will not only make an appearance in the film but will also meet an epic demise. This is bound to be a memorable moment for both the band and horror fans alike. Furthermore, Glore and DEMONSCAR have teamed up to create a collaborative song titled “Eat the People.” This dark and haunting track was filmed at Pennsylvania’s infamous haunt attraction, Jason’s Woods in Lancaster, PA, adding a chilling backdrop to the music’s sinister lyrics.
The release of the character posters has provided a taste of the intriguing and diverse characters that audiences can expect to encounter in Sweet Meats. From the Zombie Chef to the Sinister Butcher, the Mysterious Chanteuse to the Creepy Cannibal Clown, and the Gruesome Guitarist, each character promises to bring their own unique blend of horror, comedy, and musicality to the screen.
As the film inches closer to its premiere, horror fans and lovers of dark comedy can hardly contain their excitement. Sweet Meats is shaping up to be a one-of-a-kind cinematic experience that combines the best elements of horror, comedy, and music. Keep an eye out for more updates and prepare to be serenaded by the haunting sounds of “Eat the People.”
Stay tuned for further news and mark your calendars for the release of Sweet Meats, a film that promises to carve its own niche in the world of horror-comedy musicals.
