Poster, trailer, & stills from Jack Acid’s no budget creature feature Sewer Chewer

By Jake Dee

Posted 17 years ago

Last Updated on July 26, 2021

Kinda hard for me to pass up the opportunity to write an article on a flick called SEWER CHEWER. You understand, right?

From cinematic Jack of all trades (don’t mind the pun) writer/director/editor/cinematographer/composer/special FX coordinator Jack Acid (real name James Hawley) brings us the most debasing level of b-movie sleaze in a flick about a mutant amphibian that goes on a killing rampage. Dig it…

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Starring Troma icon Lloyd Kaufman and newfound hottie Jiffy Houghton, SEWER CHEWER starts up as:

A US space satellite falls from orbit, crashing into a small wooded area in Oklahoma. Toxic fuel spills out into the creek, radiating the local wildlife into a monstrous mutant creature that goes on a killing spree. While it’s devouring everything living in its path, a special retrieval agent from an unnamed government agency finds it’s up to him to stop the monster and keep it from the public news sources. With each new victim eaten, the chewer grows in size and teeth, becoming the ultimate predator.

If that sounds like your cup-of-blood, I suggest getting a gander at the following trailer and production photos. Them shites are flat out jaw dropping!

I can’t tell which is more amusing, the kick-off with Kaufman lending a ringing endorsement of the picture, the unabashedly cheap visual effects, the monster itself, or the laughable social-political message the flick looks to wage. All in all, a damn funny three and half minutes!

Shot in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma – SEWER CHEWER also stars Dan Hoganson, Michael Jimboy, Steve Jones, Theodore Drake, John Manson, Butch Canfield, Sean Dressler, Tandy Jones, Sky Splawn, and Ash Barker.

Enjoy the madness!

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