Raw Meat

1972 - ENGLISH - MOVIE

Horror

A young couple becomes entangled in a Scotland Yard investigation involving disappearances in London Tube tunnels, uncovering the hidden dangers of modern infrastructure and the horrors that lurk beneath the citys surface. Raw Meat is a 1972 English-language Horror motion picture starring Donald Pleasence, Norman Rossington, David Ladd, Sharon Gurney, Hugh Armstrong, Christopher Lee and Jim O brady. Raw Meat was Produced by Paul Maslansky. The movie is directed by Gary Sherman. Rank Film Distributors acquired the distribution rights for the film. Raw Meat was released on 13th October 1972 and takes a screen time of 87 minutes. and it received positive reviews from critics when it was released. The screenplay for the movie was written by Ceri Jones. Cinematography was done by Alex Thomson and editing by Geoffrey Foot. The music was composed by Wil Malone.
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  • Jini Score
    8.1/10
  • Critics Score
    72%
  • Jini Score
    8.1%
  • Critics Score
    72
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Release Date13 OCT 1972
Language

English

Genre

Horror

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Raw Meat Reviews and Ratings

Average Review Rating : positive

70.91%

Positive Review Rating : 72%

72%
    • Roger Ebert

      Its undermined by several vast improbabilities in the script and by the painfully inept performance of one of its leads, David Ladd. ( Read More )
    • Alan Jones

      Considered strong stuff in its day, this criminally underrated slice of British horror manages to be eerie, touching, melancholy and imaginative to a degree rarely seen in the genre. ( Read More )
    • James Kendrick

      His work here suggests a filmmaker who is able to transcend the limitations of his material, turning a potentially ludicrous story into a film that is both unsettling and quite funny, often at the same time. ( Read More )
    • Christopher Machell

      But it quickly becomes clear that theres something more sinister happening than simple metropolitan apathy. ( Read More )
    • J.R. Southall

      Donald Pleasence is given free rein to pretty much play Calhoun as he pleases, and if the portrayal is somewhat fanciful, its also incredibly engaging. ( Read More )
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