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	Dead Guys

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DEAD GUYS

SYNOPSIS

A nudity and sex-filled homo horror movie that goes way over the edge in terms of violence
and cruelty. This stylishly creepy film has some pretty intense scenes of naked
strangulation - not for the faint of heart or easily suggestive! Lots of sex and nudity for the
boys.

REVIEW

This is certainly one of the most over-the-top homo horror movies. Unlike David DeCoteau's
movies this film is of super low-budget, deliberately cheez-whiz quality. Dead Guys has a
home-grown feel that you will either love or hate. While the film looks like it was shot in
B&W, it's actually deliberately faded color - to make it have a special feel. There is also
plenty of nudity and some fairly arousing sexual situations. The music is all by gay artists
and makes great background for this super-twisted, totally queer flick.
Strangled, stabbed and naked, bodies are turning up all over the gay neigborhood. Slake
(Silvers), a hunky, shaved-head and controlling film producer convinces his adorable lover
Caleb (Masters) to join him in his twisted plans to meet, seduce, and strangle innocent
guys who cross their path. They pick up guys, start to have sex with them and then get off
by strangling the not-so-innocent boys. These crazy guys work their way through erotic
dancers, college students, a pizza boy, and a corporate lawyer and then they meet Cody
(Asbill) a young cutie who works in the local gay coffee shop.
It’s not long before Cody has sacrificed his own boyfriend and joined in the murderous
game himself. Using his innocent eyes and southern charm he quickly worms his way into
Slake and Caleb’s nest of evil. And of course, there's a cop -- Jared Stone (Angelo) a
handsome young detective prepared to do whatever it takes to stop the murders. His
mock pursuit of Cody at the coffee shop leads him right to the heart of the madness - the
lover/killers apartment.

Scott Cranin