Evil Feed

Unfortunately the movie is poorly acted and directed. Not much gore. Sort of stupid premise.

Bad writing.

Not worth a lot of your time. You'll wind up fast forwarding

I gave it 5 stars! Why? It doesn't go too much as a horror, more of a punch kick gore fest with some black humor here and there, some surprising elements, a few good scenes and some really dark ones as they did try to act horror from time to time.

I was amused, and it does look like they wanted to put a smile on the viewer's face, but the jokes are mostly sick, mature and straight on. The action sequences look like they don't really belong, maybe action horror comedy is incorporating too much at once, and it was bound for one element to look like an intruder. The gore is OK, nudity makes its appearance, the plot isn't thin ice alike, has 2 layers, the action and the gore. It is a strange little production, so I won't go recommending it or not, I have to say, I'll stay away from this. I'm just laying here the facts, I did tell my friends about this little movie but only about those funny parts without recommending they give it a try.

Evil Feed is different. Different usually is good. Usually.

Cheers!

Evil Feed: this movie has Violence, Gore, Comedy, and (Lets not forget) Nudity. Martial arts are used, pretty unclear as to style or level of skill. Blood sprays, though seldom, when blood is used it goes everywhere. Comedy is reactionary, similar to a fright movie, the comedy tends to come out of nowhere. The Nudity was not overdone its here and then its there just enough to keep you excited toward expectation of the next time. The cinematography was done well with a couple stand out shots. The main character doesn't stand out even a tenth as much as my favorite character of this film Yuki, played by Alyson Bath. With her almost fun drive for cruelty in her true Pixy form. I put my vote in for her to play Harley Quinn, in some Batman movie in the near future.

This horror comedy deals with an upscale eatery that caters to wealthy clients. They offer private rooms where they watch fights to the death and then select the cut of meat they want from the loser. All the dishes served in this place have some kind of human flesh in it.

It felt like Kill Bill meets Big Trouble In Little China meets Bloodsport. The martial arts action is mixed with lots of campy gore. One scene has the winner cut the losers throat with a knife. He then digs his fingers into the cut and rips his whole face off holding it over his face to the camera. That's the type of dark humour strewn throughout.

Not too bad of a flick but geared mostly to teenage boys. It does have several stupid moments but a lot of eye candy. For a better one like this watch Sushi Girl (2012).

I do try to avoid watching cut versions of movies (the bad kind of cut that is), but I did fall into the trap of this one. Once again German censorship has either helped me (by making me watch less of this) or blocked the best scenes this movie probably has. They did not have an issue with the naked intercourse, that also had quite some blood in it for reasons you might wanna find out for yourself.

Ryan N. who had the "idea" for this movie is infamous for this type of thing and you should know what you let yourself into. There is one bad guy who relishes and cherishes every moment he is on screen. His dialog is quite funny and what is left of the action scenes does not look too bad either. But it's cut together (story wise that is, the obvious gore cuts aside that I had to endure) in a simplistic fashion that does not add to any sort of excitement ...