When suburban moms contract a bizarre virus, the real family dinner is you.
FLESH EATING MOTHERS
They bit off more than they could chew!!!
When a sexually transmitted virus in suburban Baltimore turns its cheating housewives into cannibals, it’s up to their children to find the cure.
Quick Answer
Flesh Eating Mothers is a 1988 American comedy horror film directed by James Aviles Martin about a suburban town where a sexually transmitted virus turns unfaithful mothers into cannibals.
Programmer's Pick
If your mother ever told you to eat your vegetables, this is not what she meant. Flesh Eating Mothers gleefully chomps through taboos, splattering suburban satire with plenty of camp, exploitation, and a toothy sense of humor.
— SassyFlix Programmer
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Why Cult
A sexually transmitted virus turns suburban mothers into ravenous cannibals, flipping family dinner on its head.
The film revels in gory effects and over-the-top comedic violence, all while lampooning small-town values with tongue-in-cheek flair.
Expect lashings of infidelity, MILF mayhem, and independent film edge that channels classic exploitation cinema.
The children of the town are forced to take matters into their own hands when dinner takes a deadly turn.
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Threat File
Sexually transmitted virus among mothers
Cannibalistic mothers
Victims are attacked and eaten by infected mothers
Suburban American town
Questions from the Vault
When was Flesh Eating Mothers released? +
Flesh Eating Mothers was released in 1988.
Who directed Flesh Eating Mothers? +
Flesh Eating Mothers was directed by James Aviles Martin.
How long is Flesh Eating Mothers? +
Flesh Eating Mothers has a runtime of 89 minutes.
What genre is Flesh Eating Mothers? +
Flesh Eating Mothers is a comedy horror film.
Where can I watch Flesh Eating Mothers? +
Flesh Eating Mothers is available to stream on SassyFlix.
How do the mothers become cannibals in Flesh Eating Mothers? +
The mothers in the town are infected with a sexually transmitted virus, which causes their uncontrollable hunger for human flesh.
