Delve into the bizarre and unsettling world of ‘Cheeseballs,’ a midnight-movie anthology that proudly showcases the most outrageous and disturbing short films ever committed to celluloid. From the nightmarish ‘The Pizza Who Rapes People’ trilogy to the mind-bending ‘Ungabunga’ and the psychedelic nightmare of ‘The Fantastical Banana Spider Hero Boy,’ this collection is a wild ride through the darkest corners of low-budget horror. Each segment is a twisted gem, dripping with grotesque practical effects and batshit-crazy storytelling that will leave you squirming in your seat. With a gleeful disregard for taste and a relentless commitment to shock, ‘Cheeseballs’ is a must-see for those who crave their horror with a side of insanity.
User Reviews
“I went in expecting pure trash, and I got exactly what I wanted and more. The pizza thing is so absurd it circled back around to terrifying. Practical effects are gross and amazing.”
“Some segments really worked for me, especially Ungabunga, but others felt more silly than scary. Still, if you're into underground weirdness, it's worth a watch.”
“I loved the creativity and the grit, but a few of the shorts dragged. The Fantastical Banana Spider Hero Boy was a fever dream in the best way. Overall, a fun night with friends.”
“I appreciate what they were going for, but it felt too disjointed for me. Some of the acting was rough, and I didn't find it as scary as I'd hoped. Fans of avant-garde horror might enjoy it more.”





























































