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All hail the return of adorably quirky monster movie creator John Gulager, whose Feast was a Project Greenlight winner. He's teamed up with the original Feast writers to bring us Feast II: Sloppy Seconds. We sat down with Gulager and grilled him about all the monster barf, blood, and puss that leaks out of Feast 2, and found out the biggest set problem was the monster's jean sausage. Gulager told us how to keep those monster peens in place while filming in a mildly conservative town, plus an exclusive clip of the town's meth head. More »
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The blood and guts of beasties, ripping apart their next human meals, are on the menu in the lovely new trailer for Feast 2: Sloppy Seconds. Honestly, I really like the look of it. Unfortunately, I'm almost 100% sure this is just more proof of Project Greenlight's John Gulager's ability to edit together an interesting trailer with great music. But it gets me all more excited for a much more interesting movie, which I'm sure I won't get. More »
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Didn't get enough monster in the original Feast? Well, hang on to your campy fan-kid hat — Feast 2 is stuffed to the fangs with more men in monster suits. With their bellies full of human remains from the local bar, the monster baddies from the original Feast attack the nearby town, looking for dessert. In Feast 2: Sloppy Seconds, it's up to the villagers to outwit the hungry beasts and escape with their lives. John Gulager from Project Greenlight is back in the director's chair, and the script is penned by the original writing team Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan. Click through for a gallery of movie stills including up close and personal looks of the fangy monster. More »
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Feast, the movie that won the televised Project Greenlight competition, is getting two more chances for its blood-thirsty, flesh-eating monster to hit the big time — with Feast 2 and 3. But this time, there's none of that dirty Good Will Hunting money to muck up the artistic flow. Strangely enough, director John Gulager, writers Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan, and most of the cast (even the characters who died in the first Feast) are all working on the rest of the Feast trilogy. Click through to see a bloody gallery of some of your past favorite Feast friends filming number two, including Honey Pie (Jenny Wade) and Beer Guy (Judah Friedlander). More »
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