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In an Australian suburban backwater, something incredibly unnerving is happening to its residents. An iconic entry in the Australian horror canon, Philip Brophy’s Body Melt delights in the conventions of the genre: outrageous amounts of bodily fluids, campy gore and bodies bursting with transgressive transformations. The sinister culprit is a new experimental drug dropped into the mailboxes of the unsuspecting neighbours of Pebbles Court, Homesville. The film boasts grotesque incarnations of a slew of well-loved, prime-time TV actors including Lisa McCune, Andrew Daddo, Ian Smith, Gerard Kennedy and William McInnes.

MA15+ | High level violence, sex scenes