Blood Feast 2 - All You Can Eat

The original one started the trend, and it was in your face with the blood, gore, and all that goes with it. This one wasn’t like that it had more of a comedic overtone, but still got the pulling across and made it fun and enjoyable to watch. And if you just like senseless, killing bloodletting and cannibalism and don’t wanna take it. Seriously, watch it you’ll enjoy this.

Let me start off by saying if you haven't seen (or don't like) Herschell Gordon Lewis movies you may be a little impatient during "Blood Feast 2". Sure, it's a new movie, but this film could've been made right after 1972's 'Gore-Gore Girls' and fit in just fine. What I mean is, Lewis hasn't changed a bit, and I love him for it. Extreme gore is the raison d'etre and there's plenty of it. Many frames are just close-ups of bloody organs being fondled by a pair of hands, but there are some excellent FX as well. Like the original 'Blood Feast' there's no real plot to speak of, it's actually almost a remake. The grandson of Fuad Ramses opens a restaurant in the same town where the original murders took place, and immediately begins slaughtering women for another feast to honor a goddess. Meanwhile, a dumb cop investigates. There's more intentional humour in this one, and the endless jokes concerning the lead cop's overeating partner get tiresome. Nevertheless, I'm a huge fan and it's great to see a new film from a legendary director.

DVD Review: This one is a risky consumption. I got the 2 disc version and the movie disc would stop playing at Chapter 9. Then I got the single disc version (Unrated) and the movie played perfectly. So I guess you should avoid the double disc version and get the single unrated disc version.Movie Review: The GODFATHER OF GORE Herschell Gordon Lewis (YES YOU THICK-NECKED IGNORANT DINGLEBERRIES WHO LIKE TO THINK OTHERWISE YOU LOSERS!!!!) returns after some decades of retirement to direct the sequel to the VERY FIRST gore movie ever made "Blood Feast". This movie is stupid as hell but intentionally so. Every character in this movie stupid and clueless and it's f***ing funny. My favorite part of the movie is John Waters as a priest. I laughed so hard I shat a brick. The gore level is extremely high as you would expect from H.G. Lewis and blah blah blah. I liked this movie so up yours.Conclusion: 4 stars for the DVD (if it works) and 4 stars for Blood Feast 2 - All U Can Eat.

The movie rocks BUT SHRIEKSHOW let a ton of the special edition dvd`s go out all screwed up.They start pixilating on chapter 7 and even shut off at some point.And people are still selling them.BEAWARE!!!Obviously they didn`t have quality control out on this dvd.Very disappointed and pissed off.

False advertising.Not the dvd that was pictured in the ad

"Blood Feast" is a seminal and important gore movie. I was so excited to see there was a "Blood Feast 2" ! Arrived in a timely fashion, no problems.

This is not the UNCUT VERSION! There is 7 minutes cut out. It's an R-Rated cut.

I have nothing against "camp": camp can be funny, camp can be entertaining. I have nothing against "schlock"; it has its place in cheap horror films, too.But I had no idea what kind of garbage I was about to see when I watched Blood Feast 2 - All U Can Eat. Someone needs to tell the, uh, "director" a/k/a Herschell Gordon Lewis that his special effects used in his original Blood Feast might have scared a 10-year old then. In 2006, well, it's pretty pitiful when you recycle the same old garbage--and come up with worse trash.I am not going to tell anything about the storyline because, well, you have to have a storyline first. All this movie entails is "dialogue; gruesome scene; dialogue; gruesome scene; dialogue/nakedness/then gruesome scene. To borrow a phrase uttered by Beavis and Butthead, "these effects aren't very special". That phrase sums up this lame attempt at movie making. If I could give this "zero" stars, I would.Don't waste your time or your money. This is probably the WORST movie I've ever seen.

It was with some trepidation that we watched this but my girlfriend loves gory movies so we put it on. What can I say, it is exactly as you think it would be. The acting is poor and, in places, so cheesy it's embarrassing to watch. The gory bits are inconsistent. Some of them are well done, others linger to long (hands fondling freshly removed organs) and some cut away at the crucial moment.I was all for switching off in the first few minutes but was persuaded to stick with it. It does warm up and once you get past the first murder and meet the rest of the police department it starts to look up. There are one or two genuinely funny moments in it and one or two very surreal pieces too. There are plenty of references to other horror films; so something for the afficianado to look out for.In all, I would sum it up as a film made on a low budget that isn't really sure what it wants to be, Part gory slasher movie, part black comedy and part police investigation (think seven or bone collector mixed wiht keystone cops here).

The Arrow release (the one with the skinned head on a plate) is uncut & in widescreen. I think the sound is in mono. There's extras like deleted scenes ect.

so much gore and silly fun

Bought for a third party