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Rain Corbyn
About this listen
In the spirit of the shot-on-video horror of the '80s, Meat Photo is a transgressive, absurd horror comedy and the love child of Andersen Prunty and C. V. Hunt.
Meat photos are the hottest trend. Everyone has one or is willing to do anything to get one. It’s all anyone can talk about on social media. Grab your meat photo. Wear it like a mask. Join the Great Migration to the local Dollar General.
©2022 C. V. Hunt and Andersen Prunty (P)2022 C. V. Hunt and Andersen PruntyListeners also enjoyed...
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- Geoff
- 04-22-22
Hugely fun listen!
Highly enjoyable. All of Prunty's peculiar flavor Hunt's craziness, and a really bizarre premise. I enjoyed the hell out of this one. If you like your stuff weird and a little extreme--which I sure do--my highest recommendation! Nice job by the narrator as well!
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- Rebecca Rowland, author
- 08-21-22
Brilliant bizarro horror
Meat Photo is bizarro social criticism on sunshine acid while handcuffed to an Arby’s prep counter. Could not stop laughing at the Father Peters chapter, and the narrator’s portrayal was brilliant. I’d use Meat Photo as an example of satire in my senior English class if I wouldn’t be immediately arrested and likely permanently added to a registered offenders list.
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- Aaron Brooks
- 06-02-22
If you like dark humor and extreme horror, this one’s for you!
*For full transparency, I was offered a download code to review this book*
For fans of extreme horror, splatter punk, and bizarro. If this is your kind of thing, you’ll probably love this book. If not, you might want to try something else. It is not timid, by any means.
This book was a magnificently fun, albeit twisted, journey from start to finish. I was constantly going back and forth between cracking up, and then disgusted, and then back to laughing. Interwoven in all of this is some astute commentary on social media and internet culture, as well.
The narration was a brilliant choice, and the voices really bring the dialogue to life.
Without giving too much away, it’s a hilariously gore filled adventure. Not for the faint of heart, but highly enjoyable.
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- Tod M. Clark
- 04-23-22
Bizarro Fiction
Bizarro fiction is not for everyone, some people find it too weird while others are not intellectual enough to grasp the concepts but for those who enjoy bizarro fiction, MEAT PHOTO is fantastic. MEAT PHOTO will likely have many five star reviews from folks who get it while I expect it may get several one star reviews from people who are not fans of bizarro. While I like the concept of bizarro fiction and really enjoy the people who create bizarro fiction, I fall within the group who is not intelligent enough to grasp many of the concepts within the fiction. All I know is during my listening of MEAT PHOTO, I have stated MEAT PHOTO out loud several times! :-)
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- Strange Daze
- 03-02-24
Meat Photo…
A strange, gruesome, and comical tale. If you want to laugh and feel weird (and sometimes uncomfortable) this is the one!
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