Hey what's up guys. Today I'll show you
a thriller mystery film: "Meat Grinder"! Spoilers ahead, watch out and take care!
The film begins with Buss, a little girl with her head in a big jar, while her parents fight
over money and vices. The scene also flashes a series of childhood traumas she experienced. One
is when she's tied up in a chair, while her mother forces her to eat. There's even a time that her
mother wounds her step-father over his gambling, and his blood splatters across her face.
It is an up-coping mechanism she has discovered, in hopes of drowning the voices and erasing the
horrible memories. A mechanism she has taken growing up, still haunts her even when she
already has a daughter. Buss has her food cart to help her get by, as a single mother.
However, it's not enough to pay her husband's debt; and the landlord wants her to pay the money;
or they will be removed from the house. Buss's husband is nowhere to be found;
so she has no choice but to pay the debt one way or another.
Buss always makes sure that her daughter eats vegetables, and takes her medicine whenever
they eat. After that, she chains the gate before going out to the streets, pushing her food cart.
But then, in less than an hour on the road, Buss gets caught in the middle of a riot.
As violence continues, one of the protesters, Attaphol, takes Buss out of the riot into a
corner. Another protester uses the food cart to block the police to protect his fellow objectors.
After a while, the police eventually calm down the crowd with violence;
and Buss parts ways with Attaphol, who runs away while she takes home her food cart.
As she returns home, Buss finds her daughter at the back, playing with the ants and plants. As
a punishment for disobeying her, Buss repeatedly hits her daughter's arm, something her mother did
to her until she grew up. Buss shed tears as she does so, as the painful memory flashbacks.
But after seeing the red marks on her arm, Buss calms down and apologizes to her daughter. she
says sorry too, and embraces her mother; but then she notices something. The daughter points at it;
and Buss sees blood on her cart. She opens the compartment; and the protestor's dead
body comes out hanging. Instead of panicking and reporting it to the police like a normal would do,
Buss cleans the blood from his body, and uses the meat grinder on him.
A few days pass; and Attaphol's worries heighten as his protestor friend is nowhere to be found.
One day, while Buss's at the pharmacy, she runs into Attaphol, who works for the owner. They
recognize each other; but unlike Attaphol, Buss walks away and leaves, not caring about him.
His attention quickly goes to Nida, a beautiful young woman whom he admires from afar.
Later that day, Buss's former maid's partner comes to her house,
asking for her. Buss invites him to her home, and feeds him with her delicious cooking.
After he devours the food, Buss informs the man that her maid ran away with her prick husband.
Later that night, Buss tells her daughter that she plans to turn their house into a noodle shop, like
the one her mother used to run. The flashbacks reveal Buss's mother repeatedly hammering her
step-father's hand, after she catches him making a sexual advancement on Buss.
A few days later, Buss indeed turns their house into a noodle shop; and every customer seems to
like her cooking. Disgustingly unbeknownst to them, Buss has a human head in her soup.
Her business seems to be going well; and soon enough, Attaphol becomes her companion,
after trying her noodle soup. He helps her around the shop, as romance begins to ensue.
One night while cleaning up, the landlord comes with two men, asking for the money.
Buss wants more time as she has just started her business; but the landlord refuses to wait
any longer. In the meantime, she serves them three servings of her noodle soup, which they enjoy.
On the other hand, Attaphol informs his friend's mother that he still has no lead on her son's
disappearance. The police have also been on his back, following him for consecutive days,
making him think they might be involved in his friend's disappearance.
The following day, as he goes to Buss's, Attaphol finds her shop in the face, while she has bruises
on her face and arms. Buss looks traumatized; so Attaphol comforts her with his words, rather than
muscles. Unbeknownst to him, Buss is not the victim; and the flashback will reveal it.
It turns out, while the landlord is eating with his men, Buss slashes his throat with
a meat knife. His men recoil in horror, as they begin to feel the effects of the poison,
that Buss has mixed with their food. Buss starts violently attacking them one by one.
She kills one of the men, by stabbing him with a sharp tool in his mouth, then repeatedly smashes
the chubby one's head to a nail, before ending his life with the large knife. After them,
she expressionlessly watches the landlord wriggle to death, after removing the knife.
The floor literally looks like a bloodbath from the three men she just murdered; and although
she's a woman, Buss manages to drag their bodies all by herself. She cleans the mess, while her
daughter watches like it's a regular thing. After that, she cleanses their bodies, before butchering
them as the new meats for her noodle soup. As the flashback plays, Attaphol assures that
he will always be there for Buss. As Buss feels Attaphol's care for her, their feelings soon lead
them to the bed, where he massages, caresses, and lands smelly kisses on Buss's naked body.
As they engage in a fast workout, the daughter stands outside, peeking through the small door
gap; and this scene prompts a flashback. A much younger daughter does the same thing,
watching her hormone-rich father engage in an affair with another woman, their maid no less;
while her cash-poor mother is selling food. They eventually catch her watching them; and when Buss
returns home, she finds her daughter's prosthetic leg on the floor. Upon seeing that, she looks for
her daughter, and finds her at the back. The flashback ends; and while Buss's awake,
Attaphol finds a cabinet, full of her daughter's medicine. He remembers Buss buying it at the
pharmacy; but all of them are still unused. This raises his suspicions; so Attaphol looks around
the house, like he's looking for something. Another flashback reveals that the daughter's
father and mistress take her to the back, where they put her inside the big jar. Then
the mistress sits on the lid to drown her; but the daughter cannot be easily killed just like that.
As they push her head in the jar, Buss catches them in the act.
So she marches at them angrily, and knocks them down, before tearing off the mistress's leg flesh
to stop her from running away. She then wounds her husband's leg, causing him to fall down on the cut
and sharp bamboo sticks, one of which goes through the corner of his eye.
As she turns around, she follows the traces of blood from the mistress's wound, who's trying
to escape. Buss cuts off her right arm with one slash of a cutting knife, and then drags her.
After that, she returns to the jar to free her daughter; but it's too late; her daughter is dead
from drowning. Just then, Attaphol reaches the back, where he finds the daughter's prosthetic
leg on top of the jar. He removes the lid, only to find the daughter's head floating in the water.
As Attaphol stumbles from shock, he notices Buss standing not far from him; so he bravely confronts
her. Buss sputters as she tells Attaphol that her daughter is only sick, and is still alive.
Attaphol rebuts that she's crazy, because it's clearly a dead body floating in that jar.
Suddenly, Buss screams aloud in agony, before breaking into tears;
and the flashback scenes reveal that she has been pretending that her daughter is alive all along.
She talks to her daughter's doll, as if it's her daughter; and the slash marks
she did on her daughter, were actually on herself, like she's a little child.
The next scene takes place at the police station, where Attaphol gives his statement
to the officers, claiming that Buss is mentally ill and disturbed. As he tells the police how
Buss seems normal, a flashback reveals him digging up two dolls tied together.
At that same time, Buss is in the other room, getting interrogated by a police officer.
He asks them about the mistress and her husband's whereabouts; but Buss remains silent,
as what she did to them flashbacks in her mind. It reveals that after wounding them, Buss ties
their hands with a wire; and this memory causes her to scratch the chair she's sitting on.
She then ties them together; and even though both are still alive, they can't do anything
as they're fatally wounded. After that, she stares at them for an awkwardly long time, before
taking a thick wire and plunging it into her husband's cheek, piercing the mistress, too.
The scene returns to the present, where the police let go of Buss, as they still don't have concrete
evidence or proof of Attaphol's claim. Another flashback reveals the mistress using black magic
and the two dolls Attaphol dug up, so as to lure Buss's husband into her sticky hormones.
The flashback ends; and Attaphol moves on with his life, this time with Nida. As he develops
another romantic relationship, Buss still puts her head in the jar, but just not to drown the voices;
she does this to drown her anger and jealousy, too. She stalks Attaphol endlessly.
Another flashback reveals Buss's head wriggling, to remove her head out of the jar,
while she's being molested by an unknown man and her step-father. Soon after,
Buss becomes pregnant; and after finding out what happened to her daughter, Buss's
mother descends into madness and cannibalism, something Buss has adapted to growing up.
After the traumatic flashbacks, Buss goes to Nida's house, and lures her into her home,
by lying that Attaphol will come to meet her. Not long after, Attaphol comes to Nida's house,
only to find out that Buss had lied to Nida; and he knows it's not an accident.
Buss gives Nida a glass of water with sleeping powder; and when she regains consciousness,
Nida finds herself bathing in blood inside a freezer. She screams in horror and disgust,
as she finds heads and limbs floating around the literal bloodbath. Another flashback reveals Buss
cutting off the mistress's partner's leg, before knocking him out and beginning the torture.
She hammers nails on his fingers; and although it hurts like hell, the man tries his best to
free himself. However, Buss returns shortly after carrying a winnower of spices, which she
forces into his mouth. After that, she lets him crawl away, but only to let him find her husband
eating the flesh of the mistress's leg. As he stumbles in horror, Buss cuts off his fingers, and
knocks him unconscious. She then hangs him with a chain, and plunges a knife into his abdomen.
Meanwhile, Nida tries to get out of the freezer while screaming for help; but she fails,
as there is stuff on the lids stopping her. At that same time, Attaphol rushes into Buss's
home. but when she hears his screams of threat at her from downstairs, Buss returns upstairs.
She opens the gate slightly; but Attaphol barges in, and asks about Nida's whereabouts while
tightly gripping her arm. Buss ironically remarks how men always resort to violence,
prompting Attaphol to return to his senses, and apologize for unintentionally hurting her.
She leaves Attaphol upstairs and goes down, only to find that Nida has escaped the freezer.
Buss feels around the inside of the freezer, when Nida sneaks behind her and tries to push her.
However, Buss balances herself inside, and quickly grabs Nida by the hair.
Nida breaks free and runs, when she finds Buss's husband and the mistress's bodies lying around.
Although she initially stumbles, Nida calms herself down, and hides away from Buss.
She starts climbing up the stairs slowly and silently, when Buss slashes her achilles.
Nida screams in pain, as she falls onto the cold ground, knocking herself out. However,
Attaphol still can't hear her voice; so Buss takes her into a room, and ties her to a
table. She sharpens her large knives first, before cleansing Nida's arms. Meanwhile, Attaphol finds
Nida's shoulder bag while waiting upstairs, confirming that Buss indeed has Nida.
So he starts looking for them, and catches Buss hammering a nail on Nida's arm.
Although already caught in the act, Buss still hammers the nail; so Attaphol pushes her over.
He then wakes up Nida. but upon seeing him remove the nail from her arm,
she thinks he's Buss's accomplice. She grabs one of the knives to protect herself from Attaphol,
who tries to explain the truth. But then, he notices that Buss has left the place.
At that same time, Buss strikes fear in everyone she passes by, as she walks outside,
covered with blood and holding a knife. Buss looks deranged and utterly out of her mind, as she hears
the voices in her head again. Attaphol follows her into the local market; but Buss is already
walking at the train rail barefooted. Another flashback reveals a traumatic experience.
It turns out, her step-father sells her out to a man, who sexually abuses her at their
first meeting. One day, while eating with a friend, Buss's step-father and his friend
start vomiting before losing consciousness. It reveals that Buss's mother poisoned them,
after discovering what he did to her daughter. This is the start of them descending into complete
madness. Like Buss, her mother uses human flesh as meat in her noodle soup shop.
The scene returns to the present, wherein Buss stares at the lake from the bridge. She
breaks down into tears, as she remembers herself having a home pregnancy, due to financial issues.
As the daughter comes out of her, Buss fails to catch the baby, causing her to fall, and have
a disfigured face growing up. She then starts hallucinating her daughter in the water.
Not long after, Attaphol finds her; and he apologizes for adding to her traumatic experiences
with men. However, the voices in her head tell her to kill Attaphol, as he's a bad person.
Buss tries her best to fight them, for the sake of her remaining saneness;
but she fails miserably, as she starts seeing her daughter's face and hearing her voice,
calling out to her for them to come home. Buss drops the knife before jumping off the bridge
to drown herself, and escape everything. Night has already come; and the police conclude that
her body might have floated away, as they fail to find her. Attaphol is taken to the police station,
where he's charged with the murders, as his fingerprints are on one of the murder weapons,
and because of Nida's statement. Meanwhile, Buss survives and enters a house, where she
hallucinates her mother chopping off the human flesh she butchered from her victims.
The film ends with a mother and a father showing violence to their young daughter,
while people only watch and pass by the scenario. A problem that society still cannot face.
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