1 Dead Dog 2020
"3 serial killers, 6 bodies...and 1 dead dog"
When two serial-killer brothers return home to discover a squatter already occupying their space—only to learn the uninvited guest is another murderer—they decide there's room enough for one more killer in 2020's darkest comedy, 1 Dead Dog.
Director: Rollyn Stafford
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is 1 Dead Dog (2020) about?
Two serial-killer brothers come home to find a squatter already living in their house—only to discover the intruder is another serial killer. Instead of calling the police, they bond over their shared hobby and the growing corpse count, turning a grisly situation into a twisted comedy of errors.
Who directed 1 Dead Dog?
Rollyn Stafford directed the film, delivering a macabre yet humorous take on serial-killer tropes.
Who stars in 1 Dead Dog?
The cast features Mark Patton, Daniel Timothy Treacy, Brian Sutherland, and Meagan Karimi-Naser as the deadly trio navigating a lethal house-sharing arrangement.
Is 1 Dead Dog (2020) worth watching?
If you love horror-comedy with a body count and a dark sense of humor, 1 Dead Dog delivers a snappy, gory ride in under 90 minutes. It's not for the squeamish, but fans of twisted satire should find plenty to enjoy.
How long is 1 Dead Dog?
1 Dead Dog runs for 87 minutes—short enough to keep the dark comedy brisk, but packed with enough shocks to leave an impression.
About 1 Dead Dog (2020) — A Blood-Soaked Dark Comedy with Twisted Heart
When two serial-killer brothers return home to discover a squatter already occupying their space—only to learn the uninvited guest is another murderer—they decide there's room enough for one more killer in 2020's darkest comedy, 1 Dead Dog. Rollyn Stafford crafts a razor-sharp satire where body counts become the foundation for an uneasy bond, blending pitch-black humor with sudden splatters of gore. With a claustrophobic living-room setting and characters who treat murder like small talk, the film walks the razor's edge between slapstick and shock, delivering a twisted take on found family.
Mark Patton, Daniel Timothy Treacy, Brian Sutherland, and Meagan Karimi-Naser round out the deadly trio, each bringing a mix of menace and dark charisma that keeps the chaos both unsettling and oddly entertaining. The tagline promises mayhem, and the movie delivers: three killers, six corpses, and one very unfortunate canine. Expect a running time of just 87 minutes, tight enough to avoid overstaying its welcome, but packed with enough twisted laughs to leave audiences both horrified and grinning.