Feast (Unrated) [HD DVD]

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For the first l5 minutes, I thought I was onto something cool and different. Each of the mob of characters are introduced with a cutting edge freeze-frame bio. But after awhile I couldn't keep track of who was who. And then the action started. A stranger crashes his way into a tavern to warn the people that some monsters are on their way. They come crashing against the walls and windows.

The gallery of characters begin to defend themselves, with much gore and blood splashing the walls. Some are decapitated or have limbs torn off. And this is where the confusion really starts. You can't tell what's really happening because of the insanely flash edits that whip around the rooms and the people. Who was killed, who was mutilated who survived?

After half an hour of this madness I finally had to hang up. My head was throbbing and I still yearned to see one of the monsters in action because from what I saw, it was only a bunch of hand puppets, lunging and flying around.

This flick had the germ of something that could have been outstanding. All it left me was a sense of dizziness and eye strain and throbbing head. And to think that there are three more sequels on their way! God forbid!

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Feast (Unrated) [HD DVD]

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i loved it... it you like horror movies this is worth adding to the collection

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Feast (Unrated) [HD DVD]

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The DVD cover for "Feast" always intrigued me when I'd see it in the local Blockbuster. I picked it up at Walmart on a whim last week for $5. I gotta say, hell of a deal. This is a very fun(ny) and very gory horror movie, with a surprising number of known (more or less) actors...including McSteamy from Grey's Anatomy, Henry Rollins, one of the girls from The O.C., Jay from "Jay and Silent Bob" and "Clerks"...some others as well. The plot is very straight forward...a group of people must band together in a bar to fend off monsters who are hell bent on eating them. The mayhem that ensues is sometimes scary, often times funny, and pretty much as gory as it gets. 4/5.

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