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Director Gulager makes the most of what he's given; the resulting Feast offers up some surprisingly tasty -- if far from nourishing -- morsels. Read critic reviews
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Trapped in a remote tavern, a group of strangers (Navi Rawat, Krista Allen, Balthazar Getty, Henry Rollins) must band together for survival. Outside the bar, a horde of ravenous, flesh-eating monsters and trying to break in and dine on the frightened humans inside.
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Rating: R (Language|Gore|Drug Content|Pervasive Strong Violence|Some Sexuality)
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Genre: Horror, Comedy
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Original Language: English
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Director: John Gulager
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Producer: Joel Soisson, Michael Leahy
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Writer: Marcus Dunstan, Patrick Melton
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Release Date (Theaters): wide
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Distributor: Weinstein Co.
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Production Co: Five Course Films, Neo Art & Logic, Miramax Films, LivePlanet, Dimension Films, Maloof Motion Pictures
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Sound Mix: SDDS, Dolby SRD, DTS
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Aspect Ratio: Scope (2.35:1)
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Audience Reviews for Feast
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Very random and just plain weird, Bery poor acting and cheaply made, The only thing worth the 1 star was the humour.
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Typical survival story, ably written and directed to maintain tension amid sporadic moments of tongue-in-cheek homour.
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John Gulager's Feast is one of the most kick ass horror monster flicks to come out in quite some time. First thing you have to realize with going into this film is the minimalistic story. Although the story is almost non-existent, it more than makes up for it with gross monster carnage. This film is mindless comedic horror at its best. The film is flawed, but will definitely entertain you if you're in the mood for something ridiculous. Feast has plenty of gore satisfy gore hounds, and though it has a simplistic story, this is a very engaging film that is never dull or boring. There are lots of good bits strewn across the film to make it memorable. This is the most original horror comedy that I've seen in quite some time. This film is simply put, crazy, off the wall and memorable. If you love low-budget monster flicks with plenty of gore, this film is for you. This is a must see for horror fans, and is a refreshing horror film in the genre, while big studios want to remake classic films. I personally think it's great to see something different in the genre. The film succeeds on many levels because of its simple, yet effective story. Also what really makes this film stand out is its unique sense of humor. This is a no nonsense film that delivers exactly what you'd expect from a monster film and more. Definitely a film that is excessive in every way, this film is loads of fun from start to finish. The gore is delivered in spade and the use of comedy is smartly done, the film is a must see for horror fans tired of the same old remakes
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