The monsters have made it into a small neighbouring town in the middle of nowhere and the locals have to band with the survivors of the bar’ slaughter to figure out how to survive.
3 years after the release of the first film we finally received a sequel, I was surprised it took this long as fans were clamouring for it after the films open ending.
The film starts where it’s predecessor left off and the craziness continues. Now for those of you who know you’re film companies then when I say the company name “Dimension Extreme” you get the kind of film that this will possibly be and if you’re thinking of b-movie gore fun then you are absolutely correct.
I honestly didn’t know what to think heading into this sequel, the first film was so wacky that I just couldn’t think of where the film could go but whatever I may have had in mind I was definitely wrong. The comedy factor of the film is definitely ramped up but don’t worry, in keeping with the films tone it’s very dark humour. There’s a certain scene featuring a baby that you’ll never forget.
Also you fans of nudity will definitely be happy, that’s all I’ll say about that. The cast for this film aren’t as good as the others but that doesn’t mean they do a bad job it’s just something very noticeable but no offence to them they put in some great work. Once again though the effects are top notch and I apologise if I’m wrong but the gore factor seems to have bit more extra blood than last time.
Director John Gulager once again returned as Director which definitely helped with the films flow of continuity, although this does feel like a half-assed effort in certain areas but still manages to give us a decent movie.
“Feast II – Sloppy Seconds” is definitely a fun sequel, admittedly not as good as the first release but still highly entertaining.
Miscellaneous facts about the film:
Diane Ayala Goldner learned how to ride a motorcycle and took training on how to fire a gun in order to play Biker Queen.
Martin Klebba plays both Thunder and the cat monster hybrid.
The baby was played by Tom Gulager’s infant son.
Judah Friedlander worked for a single day to reprise his role of Beer Guy from the first movie.
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