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Oct 23, 2021 · Cooking With Huck Botko is a compilation of Huck Botko's series of family revenge short films which he calls the "Dessertumentary" series. This series contains Fruitcake, Baked Alaska, Cheesecake, and Graham Cracker Cream Pie.
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Huck Botko is the main protagonist and villain of the 1990's horror film-series Cooking with Huck Botko. In 2010, the film ended up on a infamous DVD which lists four mini-films known as "Ensure your place in Hell", which further popularized the film.
He was portrayed by Robert Botko.
Origin
The Cooking with Huck Botko series is a documentary film. The film is about the main-character Huck Botko, wanting to make a revenge on his family, by making them eat food which seems to be normal, though all of the food is tormented in different ways. As the movie goes further the food gets worst and worst.
Dad's Fruit Cake
At the beginning, Huck Botko goes on to explain he is going to make a fruit cake for his father, and that he doesn't like his father. Once Huck Botko created the cake, he went outside, and payed people to spit on the cake. Huck Botko gets enough spit in his cake, and he cooks the cake for three hours. The father opens up the cake on Christmas day, and the father and Huck Botko's whole family ends up eating the spit-covered cake. At some points the family members which eat the cake, seemed like they were trying to hide their facial-expressions that the cake tastes bad.
Mom's Cake
In this segment, Huck Botko goes on to explain that he doesn't like his mother, since she left the family. After of which, we learn Huck Botko's evil-plan. Huck Botko makes batter, and it's revealed that he is using worms, parts of deceased animals and he mixes them into the cake, after of which he bakes the cake. Huck Botko ends up meeting up with his mother, and gives his mom the cake, which escalates in the mother eating the cake.
Ensure Your Place In Hell
Ensuring Your Place In Hell is a DVD-film-collection made probably in 2010, by a anonymous person. The DVD contains 4 minimal films combined together. The films are: Grave Robbing for Morons, Mortuary of the Dead, Cooking with Huck Botko and Exploding Varmints. film is about a young man is explaining how to rob-graves, while he is holding a human-skull. To this day the man is unidentified, and the video is most likely real. film is about two men which entered a mortuary. The two men are talking Spanish, and in the video they find decapitated bodies, heads in pots, and babies inside of jars. Just like the first video, the two men are unidentified to this day, and the video is most likely real. film about Huck, the man which is getting his family to eat disgusting foods. Though this film is fabricated dye to Huck Botko being a real-life film-director, which has made films such as The Last Exorcism (2010) and Mail Order Wife (2004). documentary film about a man explaining how to shoot innocent varmints with a gun.
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Aug 4, 2019 · This article investigates the transgressive elements in Huck Botko’s family-revenge videos, what he calls the ‘Dessertumentary’ series: Fruitcake (1996), Baked Alaska (1997), Cheesecake (1998) and ...
