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9 of 13 people found the following review helpful
By AlanK47
Format:DVD
The 1st Feast was passable as a low buget time waster but this one is just out for shock value. (A toddler gets trown in the air by a loser guy then monsters eat all but its arm which is left twitching on the ground) If that sounds like fun to you then you may want to check it out.
A lot of the old characters return and dish out some pain to the monsters and there are a few small enjoyable bits but over all its a poor effort.
If your thinking of buying a good horror and havent seen Stephen Kings The Mist i'd say go buy that instead
A lot of the old characters return and dish out some pain to the monsters and there are a few small enjoyable bits but over all its a poor effort.
If your thinking of buying a good horror and havent seen Stephen Kings The Mist i'd say go buy that instead
1 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
Firstly with a title like ''Feast'' noone should expect a Michael Nyman and Charles Dance highbrow rhetorical insight into the socioeconomics of tragedy, this film is an intentional spoof,tongue firmly in cheek,and quite frankly features more neverseens in a horror than I in 27yrs have ever joyfully witnessed. Please don't be deterred by people who want only to denigrate and pull apart any film costing under a set budget,this is fierce film making and in some respects avante garde, with generally par and above par acting by some of the leads.
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3.2 out of 5 stars
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12 of 14 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Feast II: Sloppy Underwear
18 Oct 2008
By R. Keeler
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Format:DVD
I just read the first three angry/disappointed/offended reviews for this movie and feel compelled to throw my own opinion into this discussion.
This movie, like its prequel, is fun as hell to watch. John Gulager clearly loves cheesy personalities and unnecessarily grossing out his audience--it seems like that's the primary reason why he made Feast and Feast II. Both movies are more satirical of the monster movie subgenre than they are commemorative--I would compare them with Scream and Tremors.
The whole scene inside Thunder and Lightening's "fort" was absolutely hilarious, because it's obvious that the movie is incredibly aware of itself during that scene. Slasher's probably the funniest character, but Gulager's writers did an excellent job making Honey Pie the dumbest bitch you ever saw and making that other car salesman (forgot his name) an outrageous sap (I loved that the movie kept putting him in situations in which he could redeem himself and then making him fail miserably).
It's a great movie to watch (especially with a group of friends), and it's pretty unpredictable in a few instances (I noticed the girl who wrote a review a few spaces before me mentioned the baby scene--that was awesome). I would highly recommend this movie to anybody who appreciates a monster movie that can make them laugh.
This movie, like its prequel, is fun as hell to watch. John Gulager clearly loves cheesy personalities and unnecessarily grossing out his audience--it seems like that's the primary reason why he made Feast and Feast II. Both movies are more satirical of the monster movie subgenre than they are commemorative--I would compare them with Scream and Tremors.
The whole scene inside Thunder and Lightening's "fort" was absolutely hilarious, because it's obvious that the movie is incredibly aware of itself during that scene. Slasher's probably the funniest character, but Gulager's writers did an excellent job making Honey Pie the dumbest bitch you ever saw and making that other car salesman (forgot his name) an outrageous sap (I loved that the movie kept putting him in situations in which he could redeem himself and then making him fail miserably).
It's a great movie to watch (especially with a group of friends), and it's pretty unpredictable in a few instances (I noticed the girl who wrote a review a few spaces before me mentioned the baby scene--that was awesome). I would highly recommend this movie to anybody who appreciates a monster movie that can make them laugh.
14 of 18 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
oooooover the top!
6 Oct 2008
By Michael C. Mash
- Published on Amazon.com
Format:DVD
I really enjoyed the first FEAST - but this was amazing! Wow, talk about over the top! If you want to be critical, you could pull just about any movie to pieces - but horror? This movie is fun. This movie is gory, offensive, far fetched, etc. This is a movie for company - beer and pizza for sure.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars
still not sure what to think about this one...
11 Oct 2008
By Z. Roth
- Published on Amazon.com
Format:DVD
I'll preface this review by stating I loved the original Feast...LOVED it. It was funny, the effects were very decent, it sported a somewhat known cast, it was unpredictable...just an all-around quality horror flick...
Feast 2...
where to begin....
I'm honestly still trying to process it all. This movie easily has my vote for the most outrageous, over the top, just straight-up ludicrous movie I have ever seen. To make a long story short...there is a scene in which one of the main characters decides he needs to dissect one of the monsters...needless to say, there is plenty of monster farts, puke, crap, and semen to go around.
Despite it's shortcomings (especially in comparison to the original), I rated Feast 2 a 3/5, almost purely on it's shock value. The baby rescue scene alone makes it worth the watch...those who have seen the movie know what I am talking about...;o)
The production value of the film is way down from the first one, but the gross outs, the gore, the shock value...is way up. If you can handle the thought of a cat being raped by one of those monsters...by all means, this is the movie for you. If you're the squeamish type, you may want to pass on this one.
Apparently Feast 3 was filmed in conjunction with this one, so look out for the next installment sometime next year. I, for one, will be checking it out.
Feast 2...
where to begin....
I'm honestly still trying to process it all. This movie easily has my vote for the most outrageous, over the top, just straight-up ludicrous movie I have ever seen. To make a long story short...there is a scene in which one of the main characters decides he needs to dissect one of the monsters...needless to say, there is plenty of monster farts, puke, crap, and semen to go around.
Despite it's shortcomings (especially in comparison to the original), I rated Feast 2 a 3/5, almost purely on it's shock value. The baby rescue scene alone makes it worth the watch...those who have seen the movie know what I am talking about...;o)
The production value of the film is way down from the first one, but the gross outs, the gore, the shock value...is way up. If you can handle the thought of a cat being raped by one of those monsters...by all means, this is the movie for you. If you're the squeamish type, you may want to pass on this one.
Apparently Feast 3 was filmed in conjunction with this one, so look out for the next installment sometime next year. I, for one, will be checking it out.
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