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''Corpse-O-Rama'' (2001), "Six Shots at Dawn"

==Summary==
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"Injections... dissections... reckless resurrections."  The third story of this anthology, "Six Shots at Dawn", concerns Dr Herbert West and his assistant performing their latest reanimation experiment upon a headless corpse, but things get out of hand when they start adding body parts from other cadavers.

==Details==

* Release Date:  2001
* Country/Language:  US, English
* Genres/Technical:  Horror, Science Fiction
* Runtime:  ? min
* Starring:  C.S. Munro, Rob Carpenter, Jon Scheffer, Colin Worley, Ligaya Allmer
* Director:  Vince D'Amato
* Writer:  Vince D'Amato, [[H.P. Lovecraft]] (characters), Peter Speers (story)
* Producer/Production Co:  


==Ratings==
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===Tentacle Ratings===
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* SSs__ (Two and a Half Tentacles: Barely Lovecraftian; very loose adaptation)

Two tentacles for the Herbert West segment; the rest of the segments seem to have no relationship to Lovecraft's work at all.

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==Synopsis==
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The third story, "Six Shots at Dawn", concerns Dr Herbert West and his assistant are performing their latest reanimation experiment upon a headless corpse, but things get out of hand when they start adding body parts from other cadavers.
* "Take it as it Comes" - A man with a mysterious package and his kung-fu expert girlfriend are chased by cyborgs.
* "Dead Head" - Things escalate out of control after Ligaya calls her best friend for help after she arrives home to find her boyfriend dead in bed.
* "Six Shots at Dawn" - An adaptation of part of Lovecraft's story anthology, "[[Herbert West - Reanimator (fiction)]]".
* "Hell and Back" - Found-footage mockumentary about cops investigating a monstrous serial killer who targets prostitutes.
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==Notes==

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===Associated Mythos Elements===
* fiction:  "[[Herbert West - Reanimator (fiction)]]"


===Keeper Notes===
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