Feast

Feast

Year: 2006

Runtime: 95 min

Language: Dutch

Director: John Gulager

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In this thrilling ride, a motley crew of strangers is besieged by flesh-eating terrors when their isolated haven becomes a battleground. As desperation sets in, they must put aside their differences and join forces to survive the gruesome onslaught, all while confronting the darkest corners of their own humanity.

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The lively atmosphere in the bar quickly shifts when a blood-drenched man stumbles in, urgently warning the patrons that they are in grave danger. However, his desperate plea goes largely ignored until he unveils the gruesome head of a terrifying monster. In a shocking twist, the man is instantly decapitated by one of the monstrous creatures, causing chaos and gruesome horror as the young girl known as “Honey Pie” is drenched in blood.

Moments later, the late man’s wife bursts into the bar, bringing with her a poignant moment of grief as she is reunited with her deceased husband, at least in spirit. In the ensuing moments, they begin to barricade the windows to fend off the monsters, but their efforts are interrupted by the brutal killing of a military character. Just when they think they might have a moment to breathe, a smaller creature crashes through an uncovered window, wreaking havoc and inflicting severe injuries on the bar’s occupants, beginning with “Harley Mom,” who suffers a devastating injury when one of her legs is severed at the knee. While it’s mistakenly believed that she dies from blood loss, she remains alive, ultimately used as bait by the others.

As the monster retreats, a bizarre scene unfolds where it is found engaging with a deer’s head mounted on the wall. A swift shotgun blast eliminates both the creature and the head, sending it tumbling into a refrigerator, where it becomes trapped. With most windows now bolted shut, the patrons experience a fleeting moment of respite, though their only phone has been destroyed in the earlier chaos, leaving them without a means to call for help.

Amidst this tense atmosphere, “Tuffy” suddenly remembers that her son is still upstairs and rushes to find him. Despite their brief joy when she discovers him, tragedy soon strikes as he is pulled through the window by a monster and devoured, leaving only his sneakers behind. Overcome with grief, Tuffy is unable to react as a slimy stream is hurled at “Beer Guy,” incapacitating him as he tries to regain his footing. As Tuffy deals with her loss, “Honey Pie” cleans herself, shedding her blood-soaked clothes, much to the amusement of “Hot Wheels” and “Bozo.”

In a desperate attempt to fend off the creatures, the survivors decide to kill and display what appears to be a baby monster outside. However, things take a rapid turn for the worse as the adult monsters become enraged, quickly mating and producing offspring. They launch a renewed assault on the bar, escalating the already dire situation.

The climax unfolds in a fight for survival as humanity faces off against the monstrous onslaught. Ultimately, a mere four individuals make it through: “Tuffy/Heroine 2,” “Hot Wheels,” “Bozo,” and “Honey Pie,” who manages to escape in a beer truck without looking back to help the others. As the dust settles, “Grandma” appears to survive, but in the final moments, she is brutally attacked by one of the lurking monsters, leaving viewers on edge as the story concludes on this harrowing note.

Last Updated: May 13, 2025 at 20:30

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