Butcher the Bakers 2017
"Death Never Felt More Alive"
In the quirky 2017 dark comedy *Butcher the Bakers*, director Tyler Amm crafts a bizarre tale where Death itself descends upon a sleepy town with a vengeance. Fed up and furious after being fired, this supernatural reaper unleashes chaos, collecting souls with reckless abandon.
Director: Tyler Amm
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Butcher the Bakers (2017) about?
*Butcher the Bakers* follows two bakery workers, Sam and Martin, who are thrust into a supernatural showdown when a vengeful Grim Reaper starts claiming souls in their town. Tasked with stopping the chaos by a mysterious stranger, the duo must outwit an unstoppable force in a battle that mixes horror, fantasy, and dark comedy.
Who directed Butcher the Bakers?
*Butcher the Bakers* was directed by Tyler Amm, who blends horror and comedy into a uniquely offbeat narrative.
Who stars in Butcher the Bakers?
The film stars Ryan Matthew Ziegler, Sean Walsh, Lisa Wojcik, Devon Ford, and Joe Buckley as the core cast navigating the supernatural chaos.
Is Butcher the Bakers (2017) worth watching?
With its genre-blending mix of horror, fantasy, and comedy, *Butcher the Bakers* offers a fresh and entertaining take on the Grim Reaper mythos. Fans of dark humor and unconventional plots will find plenty to enjoy, even if the film's execution isn't flawless.
How long is Butcher the Bakers?
The runtime of *Butcher the Bakers* is 94 minutes.
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About Butcher the Bakers (2017) — A Slacker's Guide to Taking Down Death Itself
In the quirky 2017 dark comedy *Butcher the Bakers*, director Tyler Amm crafts a bizarre tale where Death itself descends upon a sleepy town with a vengeance. Fed up and furious after being fired, this supernatural reaper unleashes chaos, collecting souls with reckless abandon. Enter Sam and Martin, two hapless bakery employees whose lives take a surreal turn when a cryptic stranger recruits them for a high-stakes mission: stop the Grim Reaper before the town is lost forever. With no training, no weapons, and barely a clue, the duo must navigate a world where the afterlife has gone rogue—and their only hope is to outsmart an unstoppable force they barely understand.
Blending horror, fantasy, and raucous comedy, *Butcher the Bakers (2017)* delivers a wild ride through small-town America turned upside down. The film's offbeat charm lies in its absurd premise and the chemistry of its leads, Ryan Matthew Ziegler and Sean Walsh, who bring a slacker's energy to their unlikely hero roles. As the clock ticks down, the stakes grow higher, and the line between life and death blurs into pure, darkly hilarious chaos.