Slaughter at Camp Swinelake

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Troma Entertainment presents a raunchy, blood-soaked tale of body image and self-acceptance. When a meat-delivery mix-up forces a pork-themed fat camp to kill and serve its longtime pig masc... Read allTroma Entertainment presents a raunchy, blood-soaked tale of body image and self-acceptance. When a meat-delivery mix-up forces a pork-themed fat camp to kill and serve its longtime pig mascot for dinner, a swine-zombie outbreak emerges. An insecure camper must team up with her C... Read allTroma Entertainment presents a raunchy, blood-soaked tale of body image and self-acceptance. When a meat-delivery mix-up forces a pork-themed fat camp to kill and serve its longtime pig mascot for dinner, a swine-zombie outbreak emerges. An insecure camper must team up with her CIT bestie, her cruel, thin head counselor, her hunky crush, and her foul-mouthed little si... Read all

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The protagonist, Regina Romero, is named after the late, great George A. Romero, director of the trailblazing horror classic La Nuit des morts-vivants (1968).

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No Pigs, Humans, Pig-Zombies, or Hideously Deformed Creatures of Superhuman Size and Strength Were Harmed in the Making of This Motion Picture.