A tongue-in-cheek homage to the rubber puppet monster movies of the 1980's like Critters and Gremlins.A tongue-in-cheek homage to the rubber puppet monster movies of the 1980's like Critters and Gremlins.A tongue-in-cheek homage to the rubber puppet monster movies of the 1980's like Critters and Gremlins.
Gwendolyn GaBree
- Party Girl
- (as Gwendolyn Graves)
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- TriviaThe movie was originally planned to be centered around a 45-minute-long, gratuitous, erotic shower scene.
- GoofsThe actor who plays Mike Hilton is obviously the same actor who plays Carl (Mike Stoklasa); a bandage covers part of his face but he is obviously the same man.
- Quotes
Jesse Camp: He's got some dirt on me, so I would love to get some dirt on him. That would even out the dirt field.
- Crazy creditsEven the monster is credited: "Beatrice ... herself"
- SoundtracksJack's One Eye
Written by King's Horses
Performed by King's Horses
Featured review
Here's my problem with this movie: Since this is horror-comedy and done very cheaply, I keep wondering which parts were supposed to be funny and which parts were unintentionally funny. I sort of feel this is perhaps more a parody on how cheap knock-off movies come to be than those cheap knock-off movies themselves. Obviously this isn't something I should concern myself, but I do.
But hey, even though its like jazz and the "artists" are clearly enjoying themselves much more than anyone in the audience, there are good parts. Some of the jokes do actually work. Not many, but some. We know from all those Plinkett reviews and Half in the Bag that the movie makers have some unique insights on films, so perhaps if I had being more familiar with all the movies they were thinking about when making Feeding Frenzy, I would have enjoyed it more.
The real actors in the movie are pretty good, especially considering how cheaply this was probably made and the material they had to work with.
All in all, the best I can give is a very mild recommendation, but tread carefully, this is probably the kind of movie some people will enjoy immensely, perhaps in some sort of twisted "ironic" way, others will see it as a complete waste of time.
But hey, even though its like jazz and the "artists" are clearly enjoying themselves much more than anyone in the audience, there are good parts. Some of the jokes do actually work. Not many, but some. We know from all those Plinkett reviews and Half in the Bag that the movie makers have some unique insights on films, so perhaps if I had being more familiar with all the movies they were thinking about when making Feeding Frenzy, I would have enjoyed it more.
The real actors in the movie are pretty good, especially considering how cheaply this was probably made and the material they had to work with.
All in all, the best I can give is a very mild recommendation, but tread carefully, this is probably the kind of movie some people will enjoy immensely, perhaps in some sort of twisted "ironic" way, others will see it as a complete waste of time.
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- $25,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 29 minutes
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