Auntie Lee's Meat Pies (1993)
Genre: Comedy / Horror
Duration: 100 minuten
Country:
United States
Starst: Karen Black, Pat Morita and Kristine Rose
IMDb score:
5,1 (1.344)
Releasedate: 21 October 1992
Auntie Lee's Meat Pies plot
"... a real slice of life."
Just outside the small village of Penance, Auntie Lee bakes her popular meat pies. She does this with four of her nieces and the humble handyman Larry who takes care of her Ranch. The main ingredient for the cakes? Men passing by the Ranch are lured in by the nieces and end up in the pies. A New York detective, Harold Ivers, is looking for a missing man. Together with the only police officer in the village, he discovers that Larry is acting strangely. Will the cop and the detective be able to stop Auntie Lee's work?
Actors and actresses
Auntie Lee
Chief Koal
Fawn
Larry
Magnolia
Sky
Minister
Farmer
Bruno
Harold Ivars
Reviews & comments
Collins
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Aunt Lee bakes meat pies that are in great demand. The main ingredient is, of course, meat. Aunt Lee's four beautiful nieces ensure the supply of this ingredient. With their sexy appearance, they lure male passersby into their home. There, they are put to death, thus contributing to the unique flavor of the meat pie.
The film is rubbish. Bad acting. A shoddy story. Beautiful killer girls who reveal too little. Nice kills, but not explicit enough. Simply a lousy film. The film is still reasonably entertaining because of its stupidity. It's surprising, by the way, to find renowned names like Karen Black and Pat Morita among a number of young women whose roles aren't due to their acting talent. It's therefore odd that the women, with their backgrounds in erotic photography and film, mostly move through the film clothed. A disappointment there.
Director and writer Joseph F. Robertson has distinguished himself throughout his career primarily in the erotic genre. This fact perhaps explains the flawed direction, the unimaginative photography, the poor dialogue, and the abysmal dramaturgy. Not everything about the film is bad, though. Some rooms in Aunt Lee's residence are so creatively decorated that the scenes set there take on a surrealist feel. Very intriguing. It's probably not intentional.
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