Feast (2005)

Director: John Gulager

Writer: Marcus Dunstan, Patrick Melton

Tagline: They're Hungry. You're Dinner.

Actors: Balthazar Getty, Henry Rollins, Navi Rawat, Judah Friedlander, Josh Zuckerman, Jason Mewes, Jenny Wade, Krista Allen, Clu Gulager, Duane Whitaker, Diane Goldner, Eric Dane

Runtime: 1h 35m

Category: Creature

Synopsis: At a bar in the middle of nowhere, a bunch of locals and some "city slickers" are less than enjoying their stay when a man with a shotgun covered in blood bursts through the door and tells them that something is coming to kill them all. A handful of monsters storm the little pub and its patrons try to fight them off...with some casualties along the way.

Review: Holy hell! This movie was absolutely fantastic! This was 84 minutes of blood, gore, and more blood. The use of excessive blood was excellent, the acting was not too bad, and the storyline was pretty good. Wes Craven directed along with...get this...Matt Damon and Ben Afleck! I hate Afleck. Who doesn't? I was as shocked as you are. The monsters were very similar looking to the monsters from The Village (2004), but these were far cooler. Oh yeah, lots of unexpected stuff in this flick.

Rating: 23. I thought this movie was awesome and would recommend it to anyone. The horror genre finally came out with a good, bloody, gory, nasty film that wasn't a bomb. This sleeper is a great addition to any horror fanatic's collection! (23of25).