Celebrating everything great and awful about the horror genre. Home of the comedic and informative Kill Count series by James A. Janisse. All other Dead Meat content can be found at...

Dead Meat is your horror safe haven, a home for celebrating all there is to love across the horror genre.

Kill Counts with the date confirmed. There's always a possibility of a Kill Count being postponed or canceled. February 14th - Outlast (2013) - Confirmed in Resident Evil - KILL COUNT GAMES, and will be hosted by Zoran.

The Dead Meat Wiki is dedicated to Dead Meat, a horror YouTube channel mainly hosted by James A. Janisse.

Dead Meat is an American YouTube channel dedicated to horror film /games and other horror-adjacent media. It covers the body count of character and creature deaths in movies and video games, along with providing comedic commentary and behind-the-scenes information.

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Dead Meat Presents... is the home of the Dead Meat Podcast and all other non-Kill Count content made by Dead Meat. Here you'll find series like What's Your Favorite Scary Movie and They Talk as...

James Anthony Janisse is the founder and host of the YouTube channel Dead Meat, as well as his other channel, Practical Folks. On Dead Meat, his most popular and frequent show is The Kill Count, where he counts the kills of horror movies, such …

Here you’ll find all Dead Meat show content. A comedic recap and kill count of “all our favorite horror movies.” Kill Counts are much more than their premise, offering behind-the-scenes production information and cultural context about each horror film covered, which range from mainstream classics to hidden gems.

James A. Janisse is the founder and co-owner of Dead Meat, with a love of horror going back to his childhood. As a young boy, he learned HTML to code a website about horror movies where he – you guessed it – counted up their kills.