DVD Review: Feast 2

The original movie "Feast" was a let down because it never came close to hitting the horror sweet spot with me, and let's face it, most horrors don't. When I started to watch Feast 2, I thought it was worse, but there's a twist.

Somehow, the monsters escaped from the original movie and found themselves in a small, isolated town with an abundant food source. Then came the biker queens, the dwarves, the women who have no idea where the trigger on a gun is. This movie is so bad, it is funny and I found myself glued to the screen - but never in a good way.

The script is terrible. The actors worse, the prospects for survival abysmal, but do you know what? Sometimes, a bad movie comes along - and you don't know why - but you find yourself liking it because it is so bad.

I don't know what my horror contemporaries think of this movie and whether we are on the same page, but entertainment at times, is a matter of personal opinion. Some will hate this movie and others will enjoy it because it is entertainment. Sometimes, bad is good, and Feast 2 falls into this category.