The sole survivor of the original massacre comes face-to-face with Bubba and his sadistic clan one last time.

A Terrytoons cartoon released 10 August 1930.

Musicians everywhere have been swearing up and down by the mastery of the puppets for many years. Like some kind of secret club that you need a password and a secret handshake to join, here is your decoder ring. Moments of magical Meat Puppets adventures captured from time and served digitally in 5.1 surround sound. Catch 'em in front of big and small crowds from arenas to record stores, from electric assault to acoustic jammin. Pop it in your player and feel alive like you're right there in the nineties surrounded by Meatheads.

Never let the weather get you down. Despite the East Coast's record-breaking mild winter of 2012, the Meathead crew still managed to sniff out the goods. Fighting low snowfall and mid-summer temps, they hurled themselves off buildings, bashed icy moguls, and plowed through some of the deepest Eastern powder ever filmed. Join their quest from Vermont to Quebec, including their first ever journey across the pond to Switzerland. In classic East Coast style, Meathead Films overcomes the struggles and keeps things entertaining, No Matter What.

Tired of being a vegetarian, Sidney goes after some "meat," but he finds out that he doesn't have the heart to kill his friends.

Classic Meat Loaf in Concert

A vegan couple are stuck in the apocalypse without food. When Mark and Ann encounter a stranger, they learn that somethings got to give.

Let Julianne Moore, Isaac Mizrahi, Michael Musto and other famous (and infamous) faces take you on a fantastic voyage to New York City's legendary Florent diner. For 23 years, the all-night eatery in the city's Meat Packing District was prime stomping ground for a surprising mix of A-list celebrities, tourists, families and club kids. This wildly entertaining documentary chronicles the history and final days of this outrageous icon.

An old man recalls his strange and bizarre memories.

Made to represent an entire cinema programme, Meatdaze consists of six sections that include cartoons, supporting and main features.

Meat Clown and his pal Burger Beet have a big cheesy burger head jail.

In January 1970, filmmaker and activist Pat Rocco went to a gay nightclub on W. El Segundo Blvd. in the Gardena neighborhood of Los Angeles called Meat Market. They were advertising a nude dancing performance, which had become the focus of some controversy and led to arrests of the dancers and the manager. In the short documentary, Rocco arrives just as one of the arrests is taking place, capturing footage of the police leading the dancers, Michael Craig and Bob Philpot, out of the nightclub. His intention was to film the dance as evidence for a court case involving the dancer Bob Philpot—regarded as the first male nude go-go dancer—who had been previously arrested on obscenity charges. Rocco speaks with Walter Culpepper, a Los Angeles lawyer who represents the dancers charged and explains the nature of the charges. Patrons of Meat Market are interviewed and describe the dance performance as more artistic than sexual in nature.

Here, the artist performs as the female protagonist of Russ Meyer’s soft-porn film, Europe in the Raw! (1963). Done up in black lace lingerie, heavy makeup, and a seductive expression, he meanders across the room, methodically exposing different body parts, accentuated by cropped close-ups. Yet the work quickly deviates from standard realms of sexual fantasy, devolving into something unexpectedly abnormal. Having thrust a hot dog up his ass and smeared himself with ketchup, he positions himself on all fours and “goes down” on a slab of glistening raw meat, burying his face in it, taking it in his teeth, drooling and spitting on it, and finally rubbing it over his body. He then adds ground beef to the mix, spreading it across the bed along with the steak, hot dogs, and ketchup and thrusting his body back and forth with increasing agitation, as if simultaneously humping and being humped by it. Such antics continue for nearly 45 minutes.

"The film is a diary and act of bearing witness in which Wardell tells of his father's artificial heart valve, the industrial farming industry that both provided the tissue for it and arguably hastened its necessity, and their somewhat distant father-son relationship. Wardell hand-developed this film in salt which resulted in a shimmering pock-marked effect on the celluloid which emphasises the film's own materiality and physical precarity in line with the earthbound fleshiness of the maker's voiceover narrative. However, the salt’s implications as a curing agent for meat and the way its visual impact brings together threads of preservation – of his father's life, of their mutual love, of the detachment they have felt for years – and the latent imagery of these things hanging and curing over time, becomes quietly overwhelming." - Ben Nicholson, Alt/Kino

Wyn and 3arl are two space's bounty hunter whom the bank account have been hacked by the most renowned

galaxy's yakuza, Don Zilla. They came up with THE plan to win his bounty; but everything doesn't go as well as planed...

A man dismembers a woman in a bathtub.

SETLIST: 01 Running for the Red Light 02 Life is a Lemon 03 Break It 04 You Took the Words 05 Dead Ringer 06 Los Angeloser 07 The Giving Tree 08 Out of the Frying Pan 09 All Revved Up 10 Paradise by the Dashboard Light 11 Bat out of Hell 12 Two Out of Three 13 Anything for Love 14 Boneyard 15 Freebird Jam 16 All Revved Up (Reprise)

Live is a live video of Meat Loaf, recorded at the Wembley Arena in London, on April 29, 1982. According to a misprint on some versions, the songs "Paradise by the Dashboard Light" and "Read 'Em and Weep" were also performed, but neither song was ever released. Track listing[edit] 1."Bat Out of Hell" - 10:37 2."You Took the Words Right Out of My Mouth" - 5:59 3."Dead Ringer for Love" - 6:06 4."All Revved Up with No Place to Go" - 9:27 5."I'm Gonna Love Her for Both of Us" - 7:59 6."The Promised Land" - 6:21 7."Two Out of Three Ain't Bad" - 5:09 8."All Revved Up" (reprise) - 0:47 All tracks written by Jim Steinman, except "The Promised Land" by Chuck Berry

Raw Meat is the comedic story of a young entertainer, 'J HO', on a quest to prove himself worthy of the group 'RAW MEAT'. 'G FO' heads the group of party entertainers. He runs the island's party scene, and the people pay him and his crew good money for a good show. Check out what happens when you add the spice of rogue entertainer, 'D BABY', into the mix. Is J HO just barbecue? or is he 'RAW MEAT'? Come see whats cooking.

A digital content company notorious for chewing up and spitting out young writers harbors a darker secret.