Feast

A surprisingly fun, chaotic and schlocky little horror, with an interesting cast.

Very gory horror comedy, but most of the comedy lies in terrible one liners and meta horror movie humour, so while it keeps the tone light amidst the horror chaos it's not actually funny. It does have very energetic and well executed pacing so I can see how it can be effective for those looking for this kind of horror, but that's not me.

An enjoyable film, which is all I think the creators were trying to pull off. Other critics here are right that this film did not break any new ground save some tongue-in-cheek pointing-and-laughing at the monster genre humor, but the film's overdone concept doesn't detract at all from what is simply a well-put together formula-driven creature feature.

Woah, unexpected. Sets up with every major "lock-in" horror stereotype you can imagine, and then they pretty masterfully turn 'em all on their heads. Ambitious SFX that work amazingly well. A self-aware, unpretentious, over-the-top cliche buster. The perfect horror-com for a good night with friends.

A great mix of classic survival horror and making fun of the genre conventions. If you're having a horror movie night with some people over, this one will get everybody pumped up.

Feast offers absolutely offers nothing new to the horror-survival monster genre at the least. Although it makes this up with a decent amount of badassery and nice gorey kills along with some nice creature-make up to boot, it's terribly rushed, sloppy, unoriginal and most of all: quite boring after a while. But boy, it is a damned entertaining ride.

Above average horror/comedy film.

A f***ing awesome movie.

Gleefully kicks the shit out of every other horror film from the last 5 years. A nonstop cavalcade of hilarious gore and gloopy monsters.

Good for what it is.

The movie was funny, bloody and boring. Most of the dialogue was stupid and unneeded, but hey it's a bloody horror and mocks the usual horror clichés in a refreshing and funny way. Characters are poor but most of them die so what do I care!

I saw this years ago & didn't love it but lately been wanting to see it again & just bought a used DVD at a record shop in New Paltz for $3. I mean it's got Henry Rollins & Clu Gulager in it, I probably should own a copy.

Kind of formulaic and unoriginal, despite trying very hard not to be. Pretty average horror flick.

On a cold evening, in a bar, visitors and staff are suddenly attacked by a large group of flying monsters. Everyone must now fight for their lives as the monsters plan to eat everyone present one by one ...

Some nice boob jobs, but evidently the story and (rubber) monsters were ridiculous. Did not give anything new for genre. Passes time.

NOT to be confused with the ice-lolly of the same name (which is full of chocolaty goodness).

Terror de uma qualidade que nao se tem visto ultimamente. Destaque para algumas mortes que acontecem de maneira bastante inesperada.

It was ok as monster movies go, not as good as Host or Tremors but along those lines. Typical siege stuff that will never be as good as Assault On Precinct 13 or Dawn Of The Dead (can't believe I'm writing this but better point out that I mean the originals and not the remakes). Everything was derivative but it wasn't terrible.

Good marks in gore, monster make-up, and comedy factor, but it undoubtedly misses out on any flourish what-so-ever supplying only a menial story and flimsy dialog. I have no doubts that the spirit was in the right place, but the flesh ill carried out the intent.

Fun but ultimately disappointing horror-comedy.

So bad that it's quite good.

It's as if the filmmakers assembled a cliché wish list and then subverted them all in accordance to their own desires as a viewer, and damned if it doesn't work exceedingly well.

This movie wastes no time, the action starts within 15 minutes and immediately sets the tone for the rest of the movie: it has a wicked sense of humor and tons of gore; it plays with stereotypes some, and the monsters are campy as hell, almost right out of the 80's. The cast is also great, basically putting the cherry on top of a great satirical piece made for horror fans, by horror fans.

It didn't really add anything to the genre, but it didn't need to. Feast knew it was a cheesy horror flick and ran with it in the most unpretentious way possible. Good fun, watch it with friends.

Despite all the hype this is not a great movie and I don't think it'll have the same effect on a second viewing. I'm not sure what exactly is missing, but it just feels empty at times.

Pretty disappointing that Jason Mewes dies right at the beginning. He's basically the only reason I bothered watching this. Hardcore horror fans will probably enjoy this, but I didn't find any characters to care about, and this drains the film of any tension it may have had.

62.000

Borrows heavily from genre conventions and doesn't do much (other than the title slides) to subvert them, but a VERY servicable splatter flick.

Makes very little sense, you barely see what the monsters look like.

Can't believe the high scores this flick gets here.

Pretty solid monster movie. I think it was going for a Scream-esque vibe, where it pokes fun at the genre in some ways, while still being an entry in that genre. It also borrows a page from Tremors by not explaining the monsters at all, just showing the way that this group of ordinary people figures out how to deal with the monsters. Even in the two sequels they don't really go into the backstory, just continue where this one left off, and generally disappoint most viewers.

That old lady pissed me off. By the end of the movie I could not for the life of me remember what happened to her. I was about to rewatch the entire thing in fast forward but... oh wait, feast you got me.

The worst movie I've ever seen!!!

from the project greenlight winners comes this horror fest..this movie is so over the top gore, sexual themes and humor..its hard to believe its a first time directing team..this movie is splatter porn fun....if you need a good time this is for you

Feast is to Slither what Hatchet is to Tucker and Dale.

So stupid on so many levels, I can't even begin to think of how I would review this. (Henry Rollins...you suck).

A battering ram is about the best use of Henry Rollins I've seen thus far. Fun, but I'd sooner re-watch "Slither" (2006)

"Rather than catching Feast during its limited midnight-movie theatrical release, one can enjoy comparable B-movie goofiness via any Saturday-night Sci-Fi Channel offering." - Nick Schager

Pretty fun & full of gore, with refreshingly scary creatures & a lightning fast pace. It's unpredictable, delivers on the promised brutality, & features a varied cast of characters who all offer something different. It's also a one-location movie, which is always going to be something I appreciate. The comedic moments don't always land very well, but there are some good gags. It also holds up remarkably well 17 years later, feeling much more modern than it probably should.

Passes the time.

Decent on many levels, spectacular on none. Yes, there are a minibus-load of characters to keep track of, but they all fit their stereotypical roles to the T, so there's really no fear of getting lost...and speaking of fear, you won't find any here, as gore, penis jokes, and more gore fills the 90 minutes, leaving no room for anything more than a couple sporadic jump-inducing orchestra hits.

There needs to be a moratorium on ersatz maternity in horror movies.

Very Nice

lol

A little bit longer than it needs to be. Still a fun, violent film. Has no plot really, but it works nonetheless. The directors, producers, and actors made what they set out to do and it shows. Worth a rental.

For the life of me I can't figure out how this got to my watchlist. In fact, how this thing made it to my watchlist is scarier than the movie was

What a load of absolute trash.

To be honest,Watching "Feast" is a lot of fun.Sure,this ugly-monster buffet is nothing new or spectacular in the genre. nevertheless,there are some campy yet interesting character to root for as they fight for survival.Despite the clique and total stereotype in creating the character, somehow this bad recipe makes John Gulager's "Feast" felt like so bad its good horror flick that made this gorry mess into a guilty pleasure. just enjoy the movie without seriousness and it might be a surprise.

"...suffers from spastic camera syndrome, along with a debilitating bout of hyper-editing disorder."

Cleverly subversive script that turns every monster/survival convention upside down, but would have benefited from a better cast for the most part (Judah Friedlander and Henry Rollins are pretty cool though). Feels like a late 2000's Williamson/Craven collaboration, but without the mastery of the Craven.

kinda good

Seen: 2. There is some self-aware fun, gory goodness here. Somehow I wish it could have been funnier and more memorable.

This film is highly recommended for horror comedy fans, but I must say that I dont liked much. The story is simple. There's a lot of deaths, shootings and stupid characters. In the beginning this is funny, but after is not, becomes tiring.

And the shaky-cam strikes yet again. Very little redeeming qualities, really.