Slaughterhouse (disambiguation)

Slaughterhouse (disambiguation)

A slaughterhouse is a facility where animals are killed.

Slaughterhouse may also refer to:

*Slaughterhouse Cases, United States Supreme Court cases
*SlaughtaHouse, an album by Masta Ace
*Slaughterhouse-five, a novel by Kurt Vonnegut
*Slaughterhouse-five (film), its cinematographic adaptation
*Slaughterhouse (film), a 1987 horror-comedy film.
*Slaughter House (band), an early 90s metal band
*"Slaughterhouse" (CSI episode), an episode of "CSI: Miami"


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