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10-18-2007, 02:06 PM
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Feast was amazing and I can not wait to see the 2nd and 3rd films. Gonna be one hell of a ride especially if they are released on DVD as NC-17 flicks.
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October 31, 2007
''Saw IV'' Co-writer Marcus Dunstan tells that they start shooting ''Feast 2: Sloppy Seconds'' this week, and ''Feast 3: The Happy Finish'' will be shooting directly after that. “It begins shooting on Halloween day! Feast 3 begins shooting about a month after that. It is a back-to-back bloodbath in lovely Louisiana. I can’t wait”, says Dunstan, who wrote the ''Feast'' films with co-writer Patrick Melton. “The scripts are really coming along. Once again, a lack of budget has forced us to think beyond the parameters of the story and engineer excitement, tension and character dynamics that a more affluent budget could drown in special effects. Maybe I just hate myself, but I really enjoy being shoved up against the low budget wall and forced to find the Twilight Zone solution to the Star Wars problem.” ”The bold ambition of director John Gulager’s battle plan for these sequels is fantastic. There is no way we are supposed to be able to pull off the multitude of action and horror that the two stories promise, but we are going for it anyway. We are going to reach into the magician’s hat until we pull out all the rabbits we need to.” Dunstan’s also getting a little ahead of himself – or maybe he’s just being smart, considering the writer’s strike is just around the corner – revealing that he’s already written a draft of ''Feast 4''!!
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This is fucking amazing news. I watched Feast again last night and just simply love it. With everyone back on board for the 2nd and 3rd it is going to be amazing.
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Wow. That's a good news. I enjoy watching Feast and now it has a sequel. I'm so excited to watched it.
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11-10-2007, 07:44 AM
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Maybe it'll return to the "military presence" as teased in the previews for the first film, and never returned to again...
Refresh your memory with the trailer on YouTube. West Texas: The Desert A weapon has been created... Before it can be used on our enemies It must be tested... On us. Part of what tickles me with delight about this trailer... Is that it is NOT related to the first movie... Enter parts II and III I assume... Oh, my pulp senses are tingling with joy. :D Thanks for the FYI, V, though I have to admit that I'm abstaining from reading some of those articles, so as not to spoil the surprise for me. :)
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12-04-2007, 08:48 AM
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December 03, 2007
Judah Friedlander will return as "The Beer Guy" in Dimension Films' Feast II: Sloppy Seconds. Judah played the comical relief in the first film and also stars in Ti West's Cabin Fever II: Spring Fever. Directed once again by John Gulager and re-teaming Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan, the film also stars Jenny Wade, Krista Allen, Diane Goldner, Clu Gulager, Josh Zuckerman, Balthazar Getty and Navi Rawat. It is the morning after, and we pick up with the survivors of FEAST's terrifying night before. There are more monsters and they are even angrier/hungrier. The monsters have made it into the small neighboring town in the middle of nowhere and the surviving locals have to band together to figure out how to survive.
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I've been dying for this since the end of the first one! Sweet!
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