Just making its world premiere at Tubi FrightFest 2026, Dan Schaffer’s directorial debut Electric M eat will likely polarize viewers with its experimental minimalist form and its psychosexual and artistic themes. Jarring throughout, the film opens with its high contrast black & white image and relatively quick cuts on scenes of abstract expressionism that immediately convey violence, hysteria, and insanity. And after what might be considered a brief prologue, the film continues in the same fashion, without dialogue beyond ethereal whispers barely detectable and a soundtrack of industrial or discordant intrusions. The latter fit not just with the atmosphere of madness in Electric Meat, but also its urban setting amid smokestack-saturated industrial wasteland.