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Blog & StoriesA struggling punk band lands their first tour, but their dreams of rock ‘n’ roll glory take a nightmarish turn when they pick up a mysterious hitchhiker with a insatiable appetite. As they traverse the gritty underbelly of America, the band discovers their new roadie is a flesh-hungry demon, and keeping their tour alive means feeding his monstrous cravings. Equal parts dark comedy and gruesome horror, Uncle Peckerhead is a wild, blood-soaked ride that’s equal parts thrills and laughs, with a soundtrack that’ll have you headbanging right up to the final gory chord.
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What is Uncle Peckerhead about?
A struggling punk band lands their first tour, but their dreams of rock 'n' roll glory take a nightmarish turn when they pick up a mysterious hitchhiker with a insatiable appetite. As they traverse the gritty underbelly of America, the band discovers their new roadie...
When was Uncle Peckerhead released?
Uncle Peckerhead was released in 2020.
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User Reviews
HorrorHound2020 – 6/10
“I had a blast with this one. It's messy and low-budget, but the chemistry between the band members is infectious. The gore is practical and gnarly, and the humor hits more often than not. Definitely worth a watch for a fun, gory time.”
SlasherSteve – 3/10
“Honestly, I struggled to get through this. The plot is paper-thin and the pacing drags in the middle. The demon makeup is decent, but the scares are non-existent. I was hoping for more, but ended up feeling bored.”
GoreQueen – 7/10
“If you're a fan of splatter horror with a side of dark comedy, this is for you. The special effects are surprisingly good, and the acting is better than expected. Sure, it's not a masterpiece, but it's a fun ride that doesn't take itself too seriously.”
NightTerrorNell – 5/10
“I really wanted to like this more than I did. The concept is cool, and the band's dynamic is fun, but the story feels underdeveloped. There are some genuinely funny moments, but they're mixed with stretches of nothing happening. It's an okay watch, but not something I'd recommend.”
