What is Die-ner?

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 18 years ago

Last Updated on July 27, 2021

Producer of the horror comedy DIE-NER (get it?) Seth Martin was kind enough to send along some behind-the-scenes pics of his strange looking movie, showing us the appropriate amount of ghoulish bloodshed… I stumbled upon this special little treat in my internet travels recently and was lucky enough to get in touch with Mr. Martin, who will hopefully keep us abreast of the movie’s progress…

So what IS this thing, anyway? Well, read on!

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A horror-comedy of errors, Die-ner (get it?) explores the existential dilemma of a sociopath killer who runs into the unique problem of his victims rising from the dead. It’s business as usual for Ken, our hero and killer carte blanche, as he comes upon a diner in the middle of nowhere. After promptly dispatching the waitress and cook, Ken marks another notch on his belt as he prepares to continue on his wayward journey. As luck would have it, a young married couple arrives, Rob and Kathy; who are in the middle of a long trip on the road as well as a relationship on the rocks. The three are then greeted by the only regular who frequents the defunct diner, local sheriff Duke Burdett. It would seem as though Ken has his job cut out for him (the pun is intended), playing a rousing game of cat and mouse with the sheriff as his suspicions become aroused. Just when the game is tuning up, all hell promptly breaks loose as the cook and waitress begin walking around…again. Tickled pink with curiosity, Ken holds the couple and, now wounded, sheriff captive as he tries to figure out what to do with these newest ex-patriots of life.

Give the official site a look HERE for more goodies, including a trailer. In case you were wondering, yes, the full title IS: DIE-NER (get it?)

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Eric Walkuski

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