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17 February 2006 (UK)
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A cybercrime investigator tracks a man (O'Loughlin) suspected of force-feeding women to death. full summary | add synopsis
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Interesting premise; sadly more diet coke than big mac
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Alex O'Loughlin | ... | Michael Carter | |
| Patrick Thompson | ... | Phillip Jackson | |
| Gabby Millgate | ... | Deidre | |
| Jack Thompson | ... | Richard | |
| Rose Ashton | ... | Abbey | |
| Matthew Le Nevez | ... | Nigel | |
| David Field | ... | Father Turner | |
| Sherly Sulaiman | ... | Mary | |
| Marika Aubrey | ... | Jesse | |
| Adam Hunt | ... | German Cannibal | |
| Nicholas Coghlan | ... | Cannibal Victim | |
| Yure Covich | ... | Hans | |
| Connor Thompson | ... | Young Phillip | |
| Helen Thearle | ... | Young Phillip's Mother | |
| Peter Holloway | ... | Young Phillip's Father |
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Canada:101 min
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UK:18 |
Germany:18 |
Australia:R |
New Zealand:R18 |
Canada:18A (Ontario) |
USA:Not Rated |
Italy:VM18 |
Finland:K-15
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Continuity: During Michael's first visit to Deidre, he removes his short sleeve shirt from over top of his sleeveless t-shirt. It's alternately on and then off again in the next several cuts.
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title card: Although the events depicted in this film are fictional, they are based on actual behaviours that are happening between consenting adults... right now.
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title card: Although the events depicted in this film are fictional, they are based on actual behaviours that are happening between consenting adults... right now.
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References Little Shop of Horrors (1986)
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Hip Hip Hooray
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"Feed", to adopt a food metaphor, left me hungry. The premise of this film is excellent - it's the first movie I've been aware of that tackles the bizarre subject of feeders.
Sadly, the strong cast is let down by sloppy direction. The film just isn't very cohesive. In the right hands, this could have been a very tense affair and a memorable cult movie. As it stands, the film lacks tension and any element of the fear factor. At the end of the day, it's okay but instantly forgettable.
The film scrapes a "7" as the subject matter is interesting and the acting is very good....it's just a shame that butter-fingered director Brett Leonard manages to drop the ball. In the right hands, this could have been a simply excellent film.