Taeter Burger

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	Ilaria Caloisi	Daisy
	Damiano Chionni	Demian
	Peter Cosgrove	Caronte 2.0
	Cristian Corradetti	Omar
	Giulio De Santi	Trevor Covalsky
	Dan Wilder	Android
	Christian Riva	Male Biker Officer
	Magdalene Boyle	Restaurant Manager
	Vishal Rajput	Experimentation Strategist Chief
	Wilmar Zimosa	Bum Customer with no teeth
	Lara Semanti	Female Biker Officer
	Aura Greco	Female Bum Customer
	Niko Cacco	Homeless Customer with long beard
	Amalia Boccacci	Female Employee with glasses
	Santiago Ortaez	Persistent customer Body
	Katelyn Wilder	Female Biker Officer
	Manolo Cardellini	Customer with short nose
	Maicol Corradetti	Male Employee with glasses
	Lorenzo Ficini	Male Employee with big nose
	Cristiano Liang	Asiatic customer
	James H. Gardner	Persistent customer Face
	Luise Di Stefano	Taeter Channel employee
	Alberto Di Simone	Taeter Channel employees

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Director	Giulio De Santi
	Tiziana Machella
Writer	Giulio De Santi, Tiziana Machella
Musician	Razzaw
Photography	Stefan Bergi

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My quick rating - 5.6/10. This flick is exactly what you’d expect from Necrostorm: an over-the-top, blood-soaked spectacle with little regard for logic or serious storytelling. Set in the year 2161, the plot follows an android and three employees of a fast-food chain that serves human meat as they battle against an army of mutant terrorists. Yes, you read that right, and that pretty much sums up the wild, absurd ride you're in for.

The movie's strength lies in its insane gore. If you're a fan of practical effects and don't mind copious amounts of blood and guts, this movie delivers in spades. The kills are ridiculous, grotesque, and often laughably exaggerated, giving the film its signature Necrostorm vibe. However, if you attempt to take this movie seriously for even a moment, it will lose all its charm. The performances are, frankly, not worth mentioning. The acting is as absurd as the premise, but that seems to be part of the appeal. This movie isn't about character depth or emotional weight. It's a visual experience meant to be enjoyed for its sheer madness. In summary, Taeter Burger is a movie that revels in its absurdity. It’s not for everyone, but if you're a fan of campy, gore-filled sci-fi horror with a larger budget than usual for Necrostorm, this film might just hit the spot. Just leave your expectations at the door, sit back, and enjoy the carnage.

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