Kill Them and Eat Them

The sinister Doctor Gore and his blood-crazed army of hideous mutant Skeletoids prepare the ultimate buffet … where you are on the menu!

Kill Them and Eat Them is a feature-length horror film Martin-Andre Young and I shot during a summer break from college back in 2001. It played at the Chicago Horror Film Festival, the Leeds Horror and Fantasy Film Festival, and the Baltimore MicrocineFest. It is currently available on DVD from Pendulum Pictures and Mill Creek Entertainment.

“With deadpan black humour and cheesey special effects, Pendergast has come up with a film that subverts just about everything traditional cinephiles hold dear … an experience not to be missed.”
- Chris Kaltenbach, The Baltimore Sun – read the full review

“A pretty unique-looking film . . . Check it out. It’s funny and sick, just the way you like it”
- SleazeGrinder.com – read the full review

“Not only are the set pieces and the plot light-years ahead of KTaET’s super-independent movie brethren in terms of complexity; this flick gives us not only killer mutant cannibals ripping people’s faces off, it gives us not one, but two killer mutant cannibal vs. killer mutant cannibal slugfests.”
- Tomb of Anubis.com - read the full review

“There’s a sort of wild, creative energy that runs through this whole production the likes of which I’ve rarely come across outside a few low-budget films from the 1930s and 1940s.”
- Steve Miller, RT

“It’s actually pretty funny”
- Gorginfloogle’s Movie Guide

“10 Things I Hate About You meets The Island of Dr. Moreau” (?!)
- ObscureHorror.com

“A funny story with a lot of heart”
- The Swedish Gore Film Society