Feast 3: The Happy Finish (2009) (V)

User Rating:

5.1/10   

Director:

John Gulager

Writers (WGA):

Patrick Melton (written by) &
Marcus Dunstan (written by)

Release Date:

4 July 2009 (Japan)

Genre:

Action | Comedy | Horror | Thriller

Plot:

The survivors are saved by the mysterious prophet, Shot Bus Gus, who seemingly has the ability to control the beasts...

Plot Keywords:

Prophet | Sewer | Kicked In The Face | Strobe Light | Safe

Cast

Jenny Wade	...	Honey Pie
Martin Klebba	...	Thunder
Carl Anthony Payne II	...	Slasher (as Carl Anthony Payne)
Juan Longoria García	...	Lightning
Diane Goldner	...	Biker Queen (as Diane Ayala Goldner)
Hanna Putnam	...	Secrets
Tom Gulager	...	Greg Swank
William Prael	...	Hobo
Chelsea Richards	...	Tat Girl
Clu Gulager	...	Bartender
Melissa Reed	...	Tit Girl
John Allen Nelson	...	Shitkicker
Megan Brown	...	Woman Stranger
Josh Blue	...	Prophet
Lacie Manshack	...	Puker Girl

Also Known As:

Feast III: The Happy Finish (USA)

MPAA:

Rated R for pervasive strong horror violence and gore, disturbing images, language throughout, and nudity.

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:R

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company:

Neo Art & Logic

Movie Connections:

References The Burning Bed (1984) (TV)

It doesn't get much better/worse than this

If you are looking for art, this isn't the place. Then again, Feast 3 is a really decent splatter movie. We got wonderfully stereotypical characters, good presentation and decent camera work. An awful story and great effects. I laughed and I enjoyed the effects immensely.

Now, the movie is of course enjoy even more if you have already seen the other movies. But basically, it's about these people being hunted by a bunch of gruesome monsters. The amusing part of them being the fact that they have rather large... erm... reproducing organs.

People nice in hilarious ways, there is plenty of exposed boobs and the movie is certainly not for the squeamish. But as much violence, gore and blood there is, just as much humour it's got. I mean, come on, it's got a martial artist named "Jean-Claude Segal"! Just how serious do you really think it is? In the end, the production value is dead serious, though. Just about all effects are well done and it's clear that the crew was enjoying themselves.

Great effort for a STV movie with a relatively small budget.