Bitter Feast

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Becky A Jan 22 This is definitely the kind of psychopathy the public expects from chefs, postal workers and train drivers 😂 Highly enjoyable and just unpredictable enough to keep you rooted to the seat. Definitely worth a watch! See more Ian H @Howellsey 01/03/2025 Very enjoyable and based on a premise we can all get behind!! See more 01/24/2021 Went in with very low expectations, but this was actually quite entertaining, albeit with very few real twists. See more 09/26/2013 Misery meets kitchen nightmares a well known chef kidnaps a food blogger after he blogs how bad his food is it's low budget but outside the box I kinda dug it !! See more 03/31/2013 It appears to think its clever. I was completely bored the entire movie. See more 12/08/2012 This is one of those movies where I could swear something similar was done before - or not. It may well be the Zeitgeist of the times is all. A puffed-up arrogant critic entirely lacking in empathy, writing increasingly harsher (and unfair) reviews, until one chef in particular is unlucky enough to incur the ire of his swollen gut and also happens to already possess a house of cards set to crumble with the least provocation. Then along comes a spider and knocks it all down. Luckily for the purposes of the movie, the victim also happens to have some seriously repressed issues which, when they do start to surface, emerge in cunning and cruelly 'civilized' fashion. After that, a certain ambivalence sets in and it can be difficult discerning which way Peter Grey's moral compass is heading. Not for long though - with a last name like Grey, it's pretty obvious we're dealing with a character more round than flat, with layers of subtlety and complexity strengthened by the moderately queer subtext, and strong performances by the two main characters. There is horror to be uncovered in Bitter Feast - it's beyond me how a New York Times critic would label this aspect of the film "cinematically inert," which doesn't make sense here. This movie is listed as Horror/Comedy. If you are looking to jump out of your seat, hold a partner's hand, or poop your pants then you better look elsewhere. For everybody else, Bitter Feast is likely to be a welcome addition to the genre and a pleasant 1hr 43 min. at that. See more Read all reviews

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