EAT ME! opens on an indie Brooklyn band, General
      Malacarne, who has their basement practice session cut short
      due to a blackout. The band sends its keyboard player upstairs
      to fetch some beers, but he never returns. When the band goes
      to investigate, they find the door jammed and even worse, there's
      no cell phone reception. A news bulletin on the radio suggests
      there's been an
      emergency in the city, but details are sketchy at best.

      
Finding themselves trapped,
      the band deals with the uncertainty in their customary fashion: passing
      a few joints and kicking back. When the band manages to pry open
      the basement door the next morning, things don't seem that strange.
 
 

      
But they quickly discover that
      much has gone awry on the streets of Bed-Stuy, and they'll soon
      be forced to bumble and stumble their way to the safe haven that's
      also known as Long Island.

      
 Filmed
      in Brooklyn, Queens and Long Island, EAT ME! was produced
      by Cold Hands Productions. The film was directed, edited and
      produced by Katie Carman, who co-founded Cold Hands Productions
      along with M. Elizabeth Lee. Lee, who has appeared in a number
      of feature films, commercials, and theater productions, wrote
      the screenplay and stars in the film. EAT ME! also stars
      Ivy Hong, Chesley Calloway, and Jun Naito, who performs on drums
      for the film's sound track.