HumanoidOfFlesh A young art student Alex moves into some dirty New York apartment where the gallery of weirdos live.Alex receives mysterious Himilayan Yogurt from his friend-an aspiring poet Roman.Unfortunately consuming green goo has deadly consequences as Alex turns into slime-covered mutant with an urge to kill..."Slime City" is the debut feature of independent filmmaker-turned author Gregory Lamberson.The film is cheaply made,but there is enough crazy gore and slime to satisfy fans of such insane classics like "Basket Case","From Beyond" or "Street Trash".The last fifteen minutes of "Slime City" are wonderfully gory and grotesque.So if you are in the mood for some slimy goodness check out this low-budget piece of gory insanity.

Greenzombidog When Alex moves in to a newly rented apartment, he has no idea that the residents want more than just a new tenant.No budget B-movie slime city has a silly plot involving Long dead cult members old wine and Himalayan yogurt. All this adds up to our Alex having to kill to stop himself turning into a walking slimeball. The script has several unintentional laugh out loud moments and there are some pretty cheap but pretty gross special effects which for me were the highlight of the film. The story races along at a fair old pace so there's no time to get bored. I love B-movies for all their no budget charm and this movie has that in abundance. If you're not a fan of this sort of thing then it probably won't win you over.

ManBehindTheMask63 Slime City is a low-budget gore movie that features some decent special effects and some good dark humor. This movie has a charm about it, even though the acting is bad and the plot is pretty lame, it's still fun and entertaining. Lamberson has gone on to make several low-budget efforts and this is his best work (a special feature on this disc is another one of his low budget films). The film played in a lot of grindhouses in the 80's and on 42nd street. The plot revolves around a guy who eats some green pudding and starts melting away. His body parts start falling off and decaying. And the only way to slow down the process is to kill people. The film has some good moments and the last 15 minutes are pretty entertaining. This and "street trash" would be a good double feature.

silentgpaleo A college student rents out an apartment. Strange happenings, occurring in the basement, give way to the student's mental and (literally) physical collapse.For a zero-budget film, SLIME CITY isn't bad. The apartment building is cheap-looking(with bizzare jars stored in the basement)and odd characters roam the halls.This is a surreal image of ghetto life, but the film never enters the world of pure satire. It is more concerned with grossing us out(which it often succeeds in doing)and scaring us(which it fails at), than with delivering a bigger overall message.The acting is sturdy for an amateur production, and the effects are messy but not bad. It is the finished film that I was mostly disappointed with. The story just was not there, and with the lead female playing two parts, the end result is disbelief.Still, as far as horror movies go, you could do much worse than SLIME CITY. It is just a shame that the makers of the film didn't realize that if they spent just a few bucks more, they could have afforded a real script.And, when was the last time you saw a place in New York that looked like the inside of this building?