In the sleepy town of Coldbrook, the dead don’t rest—they’re served up at private parties. When a string of mysterious accidents claims new victims each night, a paranoid outsider starts to notice something sinister: the sheriff, the doctor, the mortician, and even the ambulance driver all share a chilling secret. Directed by Domonic Paris, this 1980 low-budget gem creeps under your skin with its eerie small-town atmosphere and a conspiracy that turns everyday authority figures into a coven of bloodthirsty ghouls. As the body count rises, the line between the living and the undead blurs, leaving you to wonder who you can trust—and whether you’ll be the next dinner guest. A forgotten cult classic that proves horror doesn’t need a big budget to disturb your sleep.






























































