Gerard Kennedy

Follows the exploits of movie newsreel reporters.

Follows the exploits of movie newsreel reporters.

Stage 1: Hallucinations Stage 2: Organ Failure Stage 3: Body Melt It's a sunny day in suburbia. Suddenly a hideously deformed dying man disrupts the peace, crashing his car in the Pebbles Court neighborhood, the better part of Homesville. He's the victim of the experimental drug Vimuville, marketed as a 'dietary supplement' which has apparently malfunctioned. He has arrived too late to warn the population of Homesville not to try the pill that was dropped in their mailbox by a respectable pharmaceutical company. Unfortunately the folks of Homesville are suckers for freebies and they too start deforming, mutating, exploding and otherwise experiencing sudden death syndrome. A local health spa becomes the nerve center for the horrific outbreak as the fate of the people of Homesville spirals down a catastrophic path of no return. Full of shocking surprises, imaginative photography and layered with gore, Body Melt, compared to John Carpenter's 'In The Mouth of Madness', offers a horrific vision of lustful teenagers, old ladies, paranoid health staff and ordinary families going through the merciless deteriorating torture of Body Melt.

Stage 1: Hallucinations Stage 2: Organ Failure Stage 3: Body Melt It's a sunny day in suburbia. Suddenly a hideously deformed dying man disrupts the peace, crashing his car in the Pebbles Court neighborhood, the better part of Homesville. He's the victim of the experimental drug Vimuville, marketed as a 'dietary supplement' which has apparently malfunctioned. He has arrived too late to warn the population of Homesville not to try the pill that was dropped in their mailbox by a respectable pharmaceutical company. Unfortunately the folks of Homesville are suckers for freebies and they too start deforming, mutating, exploding and otherwise experiencing sudden death syndrome. A local health spa becomes the nerve center for the horrific outbreak as the fate of the people of Homesville spirals down a catastrophic path of no return. Full of shocking surprises, imaginative photography and layered with gore, Body Melt, compared to John Carpenter's 'In The Mouth of Madness', offers a horrific vision of lustful teenagers, old ladies, paranoid health staff and ordinary families going through the merciless deteriorating torture of Body Melt.