Feeding the Masses

Feeding the Masses


Starring:Billy Garberina, Rachael Morris, Patrick Cohen (III), Michael Propster, William DeCoff, Walter Cotter, Brenda Hogan (II), Victor Martins, Nikki Irene, Ilya Medvedev, Jeremy Owen (II), Patrick Pitu, Sal Lizard, Salvatore Marchese, Richard Tobin Jr., Donnamarie Skelton, Ted Marr, Izzy Kunkle, Angelo Fierro
Director: Richard Griffin (II)
Studio: E.I. Independent
Product Type: DVD

Editorial Review:
Description
Sinking its teeth into the rotting flesh of our paranoid times, Feeding the Masses is a biting social commentary and a vicious, brutal and apocalyptic zombie film directed by Richard Griffin and written by Trent Haaga (American Nightmare, Citizen Toxie IV).

In a nation dominated by mass media manipulation, rampant consumerism and a brainwashing government, a zombie epidemic known as the Lazarus Virus is bringing the recently deceased back to life. As the dead feed upon the living, Channel 5 TV News feeds its audience a false picture of the danger, death and doom that is close at hand. The station's lead anchorwoman learns of a government-mandated broadcast blackout of all walking dead news and live footage, so she enlists the help of her trusted cameraman and a demented military guard to spread the word any way they can. With the truth on their side and flesh-hungry monsters gathering in numbers and strength, the trio must warn unsuspecting citizens about the nightmare at their doorsteps…before it's too late. News at 11…

DVD CONTENTS AT-A-GLANCE:
- FEEDING THE MASSES(2005) Feature
- COMMENTARY by Director Richard Griffin and Actor Billy Garberina
- BEHIND-THE-SCENES Documentary
- SHORT FILMS "Voltagen" and "Hypostatic Union" by Duane Graves and Justin Meeks
- SHOCK-O-RAMA Trailer Vault
Feeding the Masses
Average customer rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars
  • Heck of a good job!
  • Dont be fooled...GREAT B MOVIE!!!
  • Be afraid, be very afraid....
  • Missed opportunity!
  • When zombie files and radio dials conspire to dance again
Feeding the Masses
Starring: Billy Garberina , Rachael Morris , Patrick Cohen (III) , Michael Propster , and William DeCoff
Director: Richard Griffin (II)
Manufacturer: E.I. Independent
ProductGroup: DVD
Binding: DVD

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ASIN: B0009NCQBE
Release Date: 2006-02-21

Description

Sinking its teeth into the rotting flesh of our paranoid times, Feeding the Masses is a biting social commentary and a vicious, brutal and apocalyptic zombie film directed by Richard Griffin and written by Trent Haaga (American Nightmare, Citizen Toxie IV).

In a nation dominated by mass media manipulation, rampant consumerism and a brainwashing government, a zombie epidemic known as the Lazarus Virus is bringing the recently deceased back to life. As the dead feed upon the living, Channel 5 TV News feeds its audience a false picture of the danger, death and doom that is close at hand. The station's lead anchorwoman learns of a government-mandated broadcast blackout of all walking dead news and live footage, so she enlists the help of her trusted cameraman and a demented military guard to spread the word any way they can. With the truth on their side and flesh-hungry monsters gathering in numbers and strength, the trio must warn unsuspecting citizens about the nightmare at their doorsteps…before it's too late. News at 11…

DVD CONTENTS AT-A-GLANCE:
- FEEDING THE MASSES(2005) Feature
- COMMENTARY by Director Richard Griffin and Actor Billy Garberina
- BEHIND-THE-SCENES Documentary
- SHORT FILMS "Voltagen" and "Hypostatic Union" by Duane Graves and Justin Meeks
- SHOCK-O-RAMA Trailer Vault

Customer Reviews:

3 out of 5 stars Heck of a good job!.......2006-12-30

Ok, yes this is not the "BEST" zombie movie ever..but I gotta give them applause because they did something never done before. The stort line was original as much as it could be with zombies. It made me laugh, it has these commericals in the movie that are great. If your looking for scary this may not be it, but if your looking for new and fun this is a good choice. Great job all who worked on this film, take more risks!

5 out of 5 stars Dont be fooled...GREAT B MOVIE!!!.......2006-03-21

This one I really enjoyed. It takes a new perspective on zombie horror, not seen before. What if zombie invasion started in a small US state...say Rhode Island? Would the individual state's government try to cover it up? I was shocked at how much thought went into such a low budget film. DONT BE FOOLED BY THE LOW RATING....THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST B MOVIES IVE SEEN. By far the best B Zombie movie out there, but only for fans of the living-dead genre. Do yourself a favor and pick this up.

1 out of 5 stars Be afraid, be very afraid...........2006-03-07

I have never written a review before (and probably won't again) but I was so appalled by this waste of a perfectly good camcorder, that I had to warn others who might be sucked in by the sacrilegious "testimonial" on the box comparing this to Romero's flicks. As a zombie-phile, I'll sit through almost any zombie flick....within reason. However, I tried to sit through dog several times but never made it past the first hour. This trash smacks of being written by a couple of twelve year olds who got into their parents liquor cabinet. The "actors" appear to have been involved in dinner theater....as waiters, and the dialogue is more hackneyed than a Michael Bolton love song. The only horror here is that you'll never get back the 90 minutes of your life that you wasted watching this. The social commentary on the media is as subtle as a Doc Maarten to the groin. If you have sinned greatly and need to do penance, watch this film or if you have really sinned greatly, do what I unfortunately did and buy this film.

2 out of 5 stars Missed opportunity!.......2006-02-28

This is just about the lowest budgeted movie I have ever seen. Bad acting, mostly dull dialogue and terrible sfx. The soundtrack was not too bad in comparison and it was used fairly within the context of the movie. However the message delivered by this film is very real and a serious issue in today's media controlled society. I really would like to see a serious higher budget remake of this movie and I believe that it would be a hit. Overall: MEDIOCRE!

4 out of 5 stars When zombie files and radio dials conspire to dance again.......2005-12-13

I can not believe the reviews I am reading for `Feeding the Masses'. Apparently, people feel that as long as they bill themselves as fans of the `Zombie' genre, they can blast low budget films out of the water. Keep in mind the production cost of the original Dawn of the Dead was $1.5M in 1977. The cost of music for the original Night of the Living Dead was $1500, and that was 1966 dollars. While I was not able to find the production cost of `Feeding the Masses', I'm going to go out on a limb and suggest it was a whole lot closer to $1500.

The point is the crew had an idea, and a very good one. If you can look past the poorly done gore and lackluster (but far from terrible) acting, `Feeding the Masses' makes for not only a very entertaining 90 minutes, but a scathing piece of social commentary. News features about the best way to cube a steak while zombies work toward ending the world punctuate what should go down as a noteworthy film.

This movie was not designed to be a horror movie per se. Not intended to scare. It was not intended to appeal to the masses. It will not make its viewer question how they made a certain special effect look so good. What it will do is make its viewer think a bit more closely about the six-o'clock news and reports that the war is being won and the economy is recovering.

I can not recommend this movie highly enough. Plenty of laughs, decent gore, a creative take on the zombie genre make it one to watch time and time again. And to the reviewers who insist on steering traffic away from movies like `Feeding the Masses', please go buy the widescreen edition of `The Fantastic Four' and review it. If everybody listened to your ideas, there would be no more zombies. Just Paris Hilton horror.

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