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MIDNIGHT MEAT TRAIN MIDNIGHT MEAT TRAIN MIDNIGHT MEAT TRAIN. (Patreon)

Published:
2023-01-31 19:30:23
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Content

MIDMEAT

NIGHT

TRAIN

Files

Previews only

MIDNIGHT MEAT TRAIN MIDNIGHT MEAT TRAIN MIDNIGHT MEAT TRAIN

Support us over at patreon: Https://patreon.com/ScaredyCats Check out our shirts: http://thoughtslimeshop.com Theme music generously donated by Intellectual Dark Wave: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJQvmb2cqZlrgAFsAq1_P4w

Comments

squingo

Mildo's on the meat train

Bob Ball

You had me at midnight meat Mildo, the train is all gravy.

Gregg D.

Seriously though I will buy a Bobby Dook cameo today. My sister just had gender confirmation surgery and is a few days into recovery, I would love to send her a Bobby Dook.

Hyla Tracy

Eek! Meat clown! (hides)

Orki

Can't wait to dig into this meat train. Ehhhhrrm....on second thought, I'll just watch it.

Mary Strawser

OK, but what about the worms though?

Lola B

Just feed those tunnel guys some worms, Meat Train Butchers, c'mon

GC

also fairly partial to the phrase "midnight meat twist" Hang in there, Mil-Dread!

schwa431

noticeably brooke shields!! you can't fool me!!

ultraviolet sasquatch

Haven't watched the video yet but boy oh boy do I recommend everybody read the original story

Slazenger Kincaid

Want to hear my Bradley Cooper impression? "Heeeyyyyyy, eeeehhhhh, I'm, eeeehhhh, Bradley Cooper, eeeeeehhhhh.

Caito Moore

waiting to hear more about the worms

Nancy N Boucher

Just want you to know you didn't have to finish saying "Patreon" before I was over here. I dip my toes in and out of Patreon when there is something I want to have extra access to. But you are the first YouTuber I've ever subscribed to *exclusively " because I just genuinely, from the bottom of my heart, want to support the work you're doing. Heck, even if I buy a piece of art I get to frame it, so I think you get the badge for "First Art That I, Nancy, A Person, Ever Felt Compelled To Support Financially "

Eike Germann
>>101041901

I'm here for the same exact same reason, except my name's not Nancy. But, eh, you can't have everything.

Charlotte Hollingsworth

Thrilled to get to support your work in more ways, if we have to live in this system we may as well spend our money on art that makes it feel manageable. Bring on the worms.

Lana S.

Crowdfunding and whatnot is weird but also awesome. It's nice to have a direct pipeline to support someone doing things we like. And for the low low price of one fancy pancy coffee a month.

Evangeline Van Houten

I’m so glad this channel has a Patreon! A lot of your Scaredy Cats videos are frequent comfort watches for me, and I’m glad to support that going forward.

Dusty Tomes

If you do watch this film I would very much recommend you watch the extremely awkward director's commentary. Said director went into the film enthusiastically wanting to work with his hero Clive Barker, and over the course of the process, had to learn first-hand what it's like to work with his hero Clive Barker.

Ellenbrenna

Books of Blood genuinely creeped me out when I first read it but none of the adaptations worked for me. I was actually distracted by the fact that there were famous actors in this even though as Mildred says Vinnie Jones does a good job here.

Dusty Tomes
>>101534742

I dunno if he is regarded as such - my personal vibe from him is that he is - but the MMM commentary is *very* awkward with the director being as polite as possiable while explaining the demands Clive made, and Clive recalling stories that come across like they were far bigger deals at the time than as he is presenting them as.

Britta Moline

Have you ever seen Evil Dead Trap? Not affiliated in any way with the Evil Dead series, this Japanese movie about a reporter looking into a snuff film is 80% standard slasher stuff and then the last 20% goes SO FAR off the rails that it makes the twist in Midnight Meat Train look like a Platonic ideal for simplicity. (Tw for SA, it's a Japanese slasher)

Will Kinch-Pedrosa

I would be interested to hear your thoughts on some of the VHS franchise. There are some real stinkers in there, but the last two have had some real gems.