Feast (2005)
If you like horror/action with copious amounts of gore, the tongue firmly planted in cheek and some fun performances in a film that is clearly made with love (and a modest budget), then you could do much, much worse than 'Feast'. Directed by John Culagher, this is pretty much a perfect flick to watch with your fellow gorehounds and just have a ball. Most other people will probably be put off by some of the events depicted here. Their loss. The film wastes no time: we are in a bar in a very, very remote area. No one can probably explain why the heck there is even a bar out there in the middle of nowhere, but we need seclusion for the plot to make just a little sense. We are quickly introduced to the patrons of said bar with hilarious title cards spelling out their names, what they are/do and their life expectancy. That shit is hilarious, right there. In storms our hero, bloodied and carrying the head of what can only be described as 'a monster', who says they are in ...
