Feast

Hi, it's Scott Rockfile back with another October podcast review.

Let's talk about the 2005 film Feast.

Remember the TV show Project Greenlight where they were going to make independent films and get them produced and everything? Yeah, it was one of those reality shows.

Ben Affleck and Matt Damon were involved.

Wes Craven was involved.

And this was the third season movie.

In the third season of that show, they put together the movie Feast.

Came out and played a festival in 2005 and then got a limited release in 2006.

You know, when somebody says the term creature feature, what the movies that pop into my head are things like Pumpkinhead or like, obviously, the movie we're getting ready to watch.

We're going to talk about Feast.

Movies that involve a monster that's not... that like you said, doesn't really fall into what I would call another genre.

Like as horror fans, we have all these little sub genres.

Sure.

It's

not, it's not going to, um, it's not going to do a monologue you know it's just gonna yeah yeah so yeah yeah i think we're kind of on the same same thing i think i've always liked monsters because they're so you know they're just weird and different and offbeat and you know as a weird kid you can kind of identify with that even if uh you can't actually like like i don't think i ever wanted to be pumpkin head but you know i could uh i could definitely understand like being a weird ugly freakish creature or something that you know was outside of the norm But yeah, so in our creature feature slot, we picked 2004's Feast.

Feast was kind of an interesting film because it was one of the movies produced by Project Greenlight, which was a TV show back in the day for you

Oh, hang on.

The blood dousing of a blonde character in a pink shirt pays direct homage to a signature moment from Feast 2005.

Eli Craig confirmed the visual reference in interviews, the colour coding and composition mirror the earlier film's iconic scene.

I have one more question, actually.