The secret to her success lies in her "top-secret" recipe: human flesh. To source this unusual ingredient, Auntie Lee enlists her four attractive nieces—Fawn, Magnolia, Coral, and Sky—to lure unsuspecting male drifters back to her farm. Once there, the men are murdered and processed into the meat pies that the local community unknowingly enjoys.
is a 1992 American horror comedy film directed by Joseph F. Robertson. The plot follows the titular Auntie Lee, played by Karen Black, who operates a successful meat pie business in the small town of Penance, California. Auntie Lee's Meat Pies YIFY
: Played by a cast including Kristine Rose (Fawn) and erotic film star Teri Weigel (Coral), they use their charms as decoys for Auntie Lee's traps. The secret to her success lies in her
The film is noted for its pitch-black humor and its ensemble of cult film icons: is a 1992 American horror comedy film directed by Joseph F