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A Bone To Chew
A dog detective finds himself on a crime scene full of bones, which leads him down a dangerous spiral as he struggles to restrain himself from chewing bones.
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Plot Summary
A short horror-comedy that involves a peculiar family dinner and some rather unsettling culinary choices. The film humorously explores the lengths some people will go to for a satisfying meal, blurring the lines between appetite and the macabre.
Critical Reception
As a very obscure independent short film, 'A Bone to Chew' has not received widespread critical attention. Its reception is primarily limited to niche film festival circuits and underground film communities where its dark humor and DIY aesthetic are appreciated by a specific audience.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its dark and quirky sense of humor.
Appreciated for its low-budget, independent spirit and creative approach.
Noted for its unsettling and darkly comic themes.
Google audience: Information not available for this obscure short film.
Fun Fact
The film was written, directed, produced, and starred in by Charles G. Douglas III, who also handled cinematography and editing, embodying the true spirit of an independent filmmaker.
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