Road Meat

In "Road Meat," newlyweds Nick and Vick embark on a chaotic killing spree on their wedding day. Their celebration at a local asylum quickly spirals into madness as they leave a trail of bodies, including hitchhikers and fast-food employees. The film's outrageous premise is complemented by a gonzo saxed-out theme song that sets the tone for its absurdity.

As the couple continues their rampage, they encounter an old woman who is being targeted by a sinister cult. After helping her, they discover her son is plotting to take her money, leading to a devious plan that adds another layer to the storyline. This mix of horror and comedy makes "Road Meat" a unique addition to the genre, appealing to collectors who appreciate offbeat films from the late 1980s.

For collectors, the availability of "Road Meat" on DVD offers a chance to own a piece of niche cinema. The film's blend of humor and horror, along with its memorable characters, ensures its status as a cult classic that can be enjoyed by fans of both genres.