Describing a bomb as a “concussive force distributer” absolutely killed me. The way you describe weapons is low-key one of my favorite things about your channel.
I love how confident hero was when apparently all of his prior experience with the beasts was a hit and run accident five minutes before showing up at the bar
I mean, considering how banged up he was when he arrived, I'd say he did have some sort of hand to hand tussle with at least one of the creatures, most likely one of the young. He might have even had to make it to the bar on foot from wherever his vehicle was, avoiding and fending off the creatures as he went. But yeah, overconfident as hell lol. We all know how that usually goes.
You know, Fun-Fact: People that used to own a gorilla costume used to be hired specifically because they owned a gorilla costume. I like to think it works similarly with monsters like the Satan from Legends and this weirdo.
I worked with a Dallas Mavericks player that did security at Best Buy after he retired. He showed up at Halloween in the full Satan from Legend costume.
@@Learn.The.Hardway English is weird that way. “You would die almost” changes from borderline death to, confirmed just not fast with “you would die almost immediately”
So a quick dig through IMDB explains why the monsters in this movie and the movie Animal are so similar: Gary J. Turnicliffe was the Creature Design Supervisor on both Feast and Animal. Seems like someone has a certain design type.
Or Animal was really low-budget and he had the money saving idea "hey, I still have this suit from another film..." It's the same monster, the difference is in Feast we don't see it unclothed until the climax while in Animal we see it early on.
Fun Facts: the executive producers for this were Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, That's how Jason Mewes ended up in the movie. Life Coach was played by Henry Rollins, The lead singer of Henry Rollins Band and Black Flag. There are 3 Feast movies, in one they have a midget catapult. Last but not least, this movie came out way before Animal. Your welcome😏😏😏
Correct. I wish they would make a fourth one already lol I would love to see what ridiculousness they come up with considering how the third one ended🤣
@@daisukideshou it has a sequel and a threequel as well. Sequel is called sloppy seconds and three is the happy finish. It progressed in the manner that you are probably thinking.
This movie was the result of a contest called "Project Greenlight". Can't remember the details but I think the idea was that people with the best script would be given the chance to film their movie. This was the winner. It's by no means for the faint of heart, but if you can stand the gore and the monsters' mating madness, it's a pretty solid horror/comedy. It has to be to get two sequels given the origin of it.
So I'm a kid and it's 10pm at night and I'm watching movies on television programs. I switch the the channel to a certain network and I see this movie. I watched 10 minutes and was actually scared for days. Now I know what it's called nearly a decade later. Awesome.
He was def getting tired of doing the same zombie games (also needs WAY more time to beat a game than watch a movie.), you could hear the burnout in Roanokes voice before he moved to movies.
Jason Mewes is an actual actor who used to have serious drug issues (He's been clean for years now, unless he relapsed and I missed it somehow) so this movie nailed his description perfectly. Love him, he's done some great work! In case it wasn't obvious, he plays himself in this movie.
Dude, I'm a pro at this movie! I have all of behind the scenes features and all the goodies. It's straight up said this creature was a bioweapon created by the US military, and it was set loose as a test. Thank you for covering these movies man! I got these as soon as they came out, and I'm a fan of your channel
Did they mention how they intend to control, restrict it's spread, separate friend or foe or is it one of those release it and wipe it out later kind of weapon?
I love how these videos sound more like a conversation the other person just sits and listens to while Roanoke goes down to a cellular level in explaining horror movies
I'd love to see your take on the Monsters from Monster Hunter (the game franchise, of course). LOTS of interesting designs, and most of them are made to 'make sense' as well are so in depth that their behaviors and characteristics make them feel like actual animals with how detailed they are
No they're not, they are all the same and generic and are boring and stupid and the game is stupid stupid stupid, everything the game is so stupidly stupidest stupid stupid
This movie deserves more exposure. It's one of the ones I always suggested for deadmeat. I remember watching this as a kid and was thrown off by the violence
Man this movie has lived in my head for years just from the decapitation scene and the gore haha thank you Roanoke for covering it! Now watching the summary I didn't realize how crazy the whole movie was
Fun fact being a Marine myself, capital “S” in”Soldier” refers to all members of the military where as a lower case “s” in soldier refers to just the army
You mean when refering to a soldier, you say "Soldier!". Like the son of a king is a prince, but when refering to an individual it's King/Prince *insert name*. Proper Noun vs noun kind of thing, or do you mean it's done some weird way that breaks English grammar rules?
For a future breakdown, How about the monster from The Relic. I find it interesting since (as pointed out in the movie itself) steals the hypothalamus from it's victims.
Might be a bit tough for Roanoke as far as explaining the biology. It's mutation/evolution is so crazy, branching off ever which way since the leaves have nearly every time of DNA in them.
Just read the book. It's my favorite monster book of all time, a fantastic read with excellent characters, really well thought out plots and a kick ass climax. Can't recommend it enough
You have no idea how long I’ve been waiting for you to cover this. Thank you. Feast came out before Animal I believe, so Animal borrowed heavily from Feast.
As the man who recommended this beauty. I have watched many, many things worse like this & absolutely love them so I feel a sense of pride knowing that he picked it off my comment & felt it necessary to say he's concerned about what I have been watching lol. Thanks for the breakdown Roanoke, keep up the good work & loved the video.
Based on all the factors The Feasters have to be a Bioweapon as they seem to be the perfect alternative to things like bombs but I wonder do the feasters have a suicide gene in the coding as that is something any self-respecting mad scientist should do when making monsters.
Nope, (spoilers) They reproduce insanely fast, attract each other when killed, have a giant resident evil style eye inside them that screams, and at the end of the third feast movie, giant robot Mecha are dispatched to wipe them out.
Got to agree here, it really is just small minded laziness when the mad scientist(s) don't bother with designing a relatively fool proof control and termination function into their monsters so that they don't end up victims themselves. Seems like most of the time they get tagged by their own creations in some of the stupidest ways possible.
The original trailer for this movie straight up tells the audience that the creatures are a governmental weapon being tested on a small town: ruclips.net/video/SBxxrDaC-qE/видео.html
Ok, good. For a moment there, I thought I had simply imagined seeing this movie a long time ago. Because, every time I ask someone if _they've_ ever seen it, and give them a brief synopsis of what happens in it, they look at me like I just told them I was abducted by aliens while I was in my backyard or some shit.
Well, this was an absolute trip of a movie. Thanks for the nightmare fuel! Also, love to see your take on the Monster from the aptly named "Monster," most of the movie is set in a rainy night, but there are several well lit shots of the critter. Also the Critters from "Critters," man I need to rewatch that one.
Would you have any interest in doing videos on the biology and anatomy of Monster Hunter creatures? I feel like there's enough lore and details on the monsters in the series to do quite a few videos! Plus, it's a really awesome series! I'd love to see you cover this topic. ♥ Love your stuff! ♥
Hey Roanoke, I was wondering if you'd ever do a video on the zombies from 7 Days to Die? I mean, since L4D 1 and 2, everything has been a rip or a fork of those classic special infected, but with that said, I'd love to see a series going over the different infected, special and normal. Just my 2 cents, I love your vids. They're informative, and fun.
I remember seeing this movie when I was way too young for the content in it. Fucking scarred me but I couldn't help but love it. So cool to see you covering this weird ass unholy monstrosity of a movie.
Fun fact Henry Rollins is coach, Henry Rollins is know for being the singer of black flag, a total badass, and being friends with the one and only Glenn Danzig.
@ren bao a book and movie slightly based on said book about a museum in New York city where a string of violent and strange murders happen leading some to believe it's not a man, but something worse committing them
I don't don't care at this point if your recapping or explaining a game or movie...your good...and damn you make me laugh making this whole situation so much more fun to listen to.. thanks R.
Hey Roanoke, I was wondering with Christmas coming up if you had ever considered doing the Gremlins. I think that would be really interesting, considering how weird they are, love your channel!
I watched this movie for the first time when I was like 6-7 years old, been trying to remember the title for the last couple of years and got to the point where I thought I had made it up in my head😂 thank you @Roanoke for re introducing me to one of the movies that got me into horror as a kid
Epic fact ive been watching ypur channel for only like 2 months and in these 2 months I feel like I learned more about biology then in the 2 years ive been in high school thank you roanoke keep up the good work
Hi Roanoke. I love your content and the in-depth technical explanations of viruses and alien anatomy but I thought I might offer a minor correction regarding a comment you made near the beginning of your video mostly for the sake of posterity. The original Alien is based off of Giger's lithograph "Necronom IV" but they changed certain elements and specifically the design of some bulbous protrusion on the head that made it appear even more phallic than it does already. Apparently Stan Winston worked on the movie Aliens and also Pumpkinhead but to say he "designed" the Xenomorph in the Alien franchise is misleading.
last night i had to resub. i don't know why, I've probably watched well over 100 hours of your content with tons of rewatches, same with nerd explains. i binge watch both of you while gaming. its gotten to the point where certain games feel like something is missing when i play without your videos in the background.
When I discovered this trilogy by accident when Blockbuster was still around; I absolutely fell in love with them. Even if you don't do an "explored" video, I highly recommend giving the other two a watch. I need to find them on Blu Ray and add them to my collection.
Tuffy the childless monster slayer, seriously though, the monster from animal and the ones from feast could in all reality share a universe with the amount of similarities between the designs and intelligence of them, as well as the numerous numbers and pack hunting nature. This movie is animal but desert bar, without plot armor and no character chemistry.
Some nerd clarification if no one else has yet. Alien came out in 1979, Pumpkin head was 1988. From what I can tell HR Giger, who was behind the original Alien design, wasn't involved with pumpkin head. But Stan Winston, who helmed the effects work for Aliens in 1986, directed pumpkin head. So it's not the same designer, and Alien came first, in both cases, but it is certainly a lot of the same DNA.
Thank God you finally did this movie, I've been tryna figure wtf these things is for the longest ever since my mom randomly found this movie, ever since then I've been scarred 😂🙏🏾
HAH!!! I can't wait to hear him talk about Feast 2 and 3! You thought this was weird? This is a straight up horror/drama compared to the other ones. This is gonna be funny.
The beer foam being called “too much head” by Americans and Brits always perplexed me as a Central European. Good beer has foam and it adds to the aesthetic of your drink
because its a sign of improper pouring, if theres that much foam on the top then the bartender isn't serving correctly, instead of your one glass of beer equaling a bottle with the ice, you would get closer to 80-90% of the actual bottle, and then as well, it will usually dull and flatten out the flavour, essentially making it taste bland, so not only is the bartender shorting the actual drink, they're also making it taste worse for an aesthetic that doesn't actually look good imo
After your Animal video I was wondering if you were going to do the feast. I thought that maybe this one was too much but like a madman you proved me wrong.
I love the first Feast and hate the sequels.I agree that the Feasters are terrestrial. I’m not sure if I missed it, but did you have any theories as to why they would wear animal skulls & furs when they are first encountered?
i thought id get some closure with the second 2, but they were not fun like the first one, and the last one looks like they had no idea where to go with things and just went, Cowabunga it is and go full bonkers
@@BangerangEliko yeah it’s like when a bad movie becomes a cult hit because it’s so bad, so they make an even worse sequel on purpose thinking that people will like it too, and they are so wrong
@@peterdanior4538 idk i never took feast serious maybe thats why i enjoyed the other 2 even i mean how can you take the first one serious even lol its meant to be fun thats all
“Their able to crush his gear” I know someone else said it but the way you describe things just so RUclips doesn’t haggle you is one of the best parts of this channel I swear!
1) Fun Fact - in the original script (no idea if it's still online) - they were trapped in a cave until a girl scout troop accidentally unleashed them. You can imagine how that played out. 2) Feast is awesome - Feast 2 and 3 suck the suck of suck.
....That... Yeah I don't... I don't really think they would have gotten away with that being in the film. Like that is some dark side of the internet shit right there. No thanks.
@@alienicarus It was in the prologue - and they didn't dwell on it. It was just HEAVILY implied that it wouldn't end well before switching over to the bar.
After watching this and the breakdown of the monsters from Animal, I need to point something out. Feast was first of these two comparable movies made (2005) while Animal was 2014. Both movies however could be said were derivative of the 1989 Rodger Corman produced movie "The Terror Within". I suggest it for a discussion and breakdown of comparable creature attributes, appetites, and with Feast their reproductive traits. With fiction and story-telling, many elements can be either borrowed, lifted, used in homage / tribute, or blatantly stolen. Such can be said for Creature / The Titan Find and various other Corman & other films being attributed to Alien. However I can neither confirm nor deny that Ridley Scott and Dan O'Bannon may or may not have seen the movie It! the Terror from Beyond Space. This was a movie in 1958 where a creature is on a spaceship and begins killing off the crew one-by-one, 10 Little Indians style. Thank you for your film monster reviews, Some similar reproduction themed monsters to the Feast(ers) are: Breeders 1986 The Terror Within 1989 Inseminoid / Horror Planet 1981 Humanoids From The Deep / Monster 1980
Until I just read your comment I never realized how closely related the monsters from Feast and The terror within actually are. Funny because I just watched the Terror Within about a year ago. First time watching it since childhood in early 90s
I saw this back in college and i thought it was kinda weird, and got obsessed with it for a bit - then i rewatched it years later and realized the utter bonkers level insanity this movie trilogy was. 1st one, your basic survival film that fucks all your expectations and then GOES THERE. then the 2nd dials it up to 11 - the 3rd one got made, they wrote themselves into a corner and went... ok... cowabunga it is
@@dragondeeznutts no that's the heel. The balls of your feet are the areas right behind your toes. If you look at a digitigrade creature, they tend to walk on the analogous portion of their feet to the balls of human feet if that helps visualize it
As little sense as the first movie made, the next two make far less. I’d still love to see them covered because I could listen to Roanoke talk about anything, but good luck getting a takeaway from them.
To this Day, I don't understand why you don't have more Subscribers. Along with Roanoke Tales, your Voice reading a Story is just so Calming. Even with most of those Videos related to Horror. Hope you receive more Views and Subscribers for all of your Channels. Have a Good Day.
Dude Feast 2 and 3 are nuts… in more ways than crazy. And Feast was 2005 and Animal was 2014 and I think I read somewhere that the guy who made Animal wanted to make a serious version of Feast… or he could have just stolen it I don’t know
@@RoanokeGaming I’ll say the craziness jumps the shark if that statement meant jumps each shark specie through history at once. But they do have returning characters and start back to back and from 2-3 I think they just filmed too much for the sequel so they just made it a third movie… but you will get more biology! And believe me you won’t believe your eyes what lies inside
You know, Fun-Fact: The practice of having very little to no "head" on a beer is an American thing. In Germany they traditionally have at least an inch of a "head" on a beer, although you can order a beer with no "head" or a beer with nothing but "head".
It is more an aglophone thing, in general. Same in the UK, Canada, Australia, etc, to differing degree. Also heard the Irish usually like it that way, but cannot confirm that by any means.
@@rav3style It probably has to do with capitalism in America. There's entire industries focused on optimizing cooling, transfer and pouring tap beer, because they feel that a beer with too much head reduces how much liquid beer you're able to sell. Places like Germany seem like they serve their beers more traditionally, with more focus on the beer itself rather than the profit gained from said beer.
15:52 Funnily enough Jorge and Samuel would probably still be taller than this creature either in or out of armor depending on which one you choose to use as an example... Which, while John isn't the shortest of Spartan IIs he isn't the tallest either, Jorge meanwhile is SEVEN FOOT FOUR OUT OF ARMOR. In armor he's an even eight feet, a foot shorter than Brutes...
I love the running joke of how knowledgeable you present yourself about rare, vintage and/or valuable cars. It's hilariously niche to know, good for you for having multiple erudite interests.
I'm more of a fan of retro-phrenology, I think that's a science that could hold some weight. It's where you make lumps and indentations in one's head with the hope of changing their personality. I think many superheroes are also fans of this science.
You keep insinuating that this movie ripped off the monster design from Animal, but that movie was released in 2014, while Feast came out in 2005. So if anything, it’s the other way around. Even then, I’d say it’s either coincidence, or the monsters in animal may have been inspired by the creatures in Feast
The alien in Aliens was designed/modeled after the alien from the original film, which was a creation of H R Giger. Stan Winston led the f/x team on Aliens (1986) and went on to direct Pumpkinhead (1988) but did not design that creature, others from his f/x studio did. Giger truly deserves the credit for that iconic design and Winston only gave approval for the Pumpkinhead design. And Aliens was before Pumpkinhead, saying "went on to" Aliens from Pumpkinhead is also incorrect. Regardless, I understood the point being made.
I was about to say that the original Alien was also directly modeled after one of Giger's pieces Necronom IV and they changed the shape of the head to appear less phallic.
Thanks for watching guys! Hope everyone enjoyed, y'all have a good weekend!
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Glad you came.
You have a good weekend as well
Did you watch the other two movies as well as the first one?
This is why I will always have guns, not because of criminals or a tyrannical government, but because of weird flesh eating demons.
Describing a bomb as a “concussive force distributer” absolutely killed me.
The way you describe weapons is low-key one of my favorite things about your channel.
thanks for watching brother XD glad you enjoy that, definitely gives me the creative freedom!
I love the descriptive work around s of the all mighty Susan
Force multiplier
I laughed and repeated it to myself a few times. Hey, would be a cool metal band name.
@@evansmith-camp3066 who's Susan?
I love how confident hero was when apparently all of his prior experience with the beasts was a hit and run accident five minutes before showing up at the bar
I mean, considering how banged up he was when he arrived, I'd say he did have some sort of hand to hand tussle with at least one of the creatures, most likely one of the young. He might have even had to make it to the bar on foot from wherever his vehicle was, avoiding and fending off the creatures as he went.
But yeah, overconfident as hell lol. We all know how that usually goes.
You know, Fun-Fact: People that used to own a gorilla costume used to be hired specifically because they owned a gorilla costume. I like to think it works similarly with monsters like the Satan from Legends and this weirdo.
Your right, i know a guy who owns movie props and he rents them out to other productions often
My aunt works with Weta Workshops, this is a super common practice. Props are infinitely easier to hire rather than buy or create
So there is a legitimate market to own movie props to rent off
I worked with a Dallas Mavericks player that did security at Best Buy after he retired. He showed up at Halloween in the full Satan from Legend costume.
That makes sense... Odd sense because it’s not a job you think about but sense.
"But if you tried to mate, like, a human with a lion, A: you would die almost immediately,"
I laughed far harder at that than I should have.
Key word: "Almost"
So there's a chance...
@@Learn.The.Hardway English is weird that way. “You would die almost” changes from borderline death to, confirmed just not fast with “you would die almost immediately”
So a quick dig through IMDB explains why the monsters in this movie and the movie Animal are so similar: Gary J. Turnicliffe was the Creature Design Supervisor on both Feast and Animal.
Seems like someone has a certain design type.
Or Animal was really low-budget and he had the money saving idea "hey, I still have this suit from another film..." It's the same monster, the difference is in Feast we don't see it unclothed until the climax while in Animal we see it early on.
@@jeffumbach No, it was intentional. This is a shared universe.
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Now I know who to blame for my childhood nightmares 😃
@@DarthPyrusTheVirus What makes you think that?
@@Colechamdiceman Animal definitally feels like a prequel to Feast 1 (ignoring the sequeals of course.)
Fun Facts: the executive producers for this were Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, That's how Jason Mewes ended up in the movie.
Life Coach was played by Henry Rollins, The lead singer of Henry Rollins Band and Black Flag.
There are 3 Feast movies, in one they have a midget catapult.
Last but not least, this movie came out way before Animal.
Your welcome😏😏😏
Spot on !
I remember watching the show project green light when they were making this movie
Correct.
I wish they would make a fourth one already lol
I would love to see what ridiculousness they come up with considering how the third one ended🤣
Holy shit... I thought you were trolling, so I looked it up. This is factual information lmao
I’m convinced at this point he is making monster movies just to analyze the monsters he makes.
yeah lmao where did this movie even come from, it hurts knowing i went so long without knowing of this masterpiece of a film
@@daisukideshou it has a sequel and a threequel as well. Sequel is called sloppy seconds and three is the happy finish. It progressed in the manner that you are probably thinking.
This movie was the result of a contest called "Project Greenlight". Can't remember the details but I think the idea was that people with the best script would be given the chance to film their movie. This was the winner. It's by no means for the faint of heart, but if you can stand the gore and the monsters' mating madness, it's a pretty solid horror/comedy. It has to be to get two sequels given the origin of it.
@Anthony Lopez these sequels are a fever dream I wish I could forget like what this movie has in gore the sequels have it in spades
@Anthony Lopez also really horrible acting
So I'm a kid and it's 10pm at night and I'm watching movies on television programs.
I switch the the channel to a certain network and I see this movie.
I watched 10 minutes and was actually scared for days. Now I know what it's called nearly a decade later. Awesome.
We went from absolutely no movies to almost exclusively movies. What a transition
He was def getting tired of doing the same zombie games (also needs WAY more time to beat a game than watch a movie.), you could hear the burnout in Roanokes voice before he moved to movies.
I'm sure it also helps grow the channel, I know i got pulled in from the movie videos rather than the game analysis.
@@fantasticchimni7329 The movie ones pulled me in too.
Jason Mewes is an actual actor who used to have serious drug issues (He's been clean for years now, unless he relapsed and I missed it somehow) so this movie nailed his description perfectly.
Love him, he's done some great work! In case it wasn't obvious, he plays himself in this movie.
Dude, I'm a pro at this movie! I have all of behind the scenes features and all the goodies. It's straight up said this creature was a bioweapon created by the US military, and it was set loose as a test. Thank you for covering these movies man! I got these as soon as they came out, and I'm a fan of your channel
and the trailer
@@BangerangEliko yep
man i kind of want them to revisit this series again.
Did they mention how they intend to control, restrict it's spread, separate friend or foe or is it one of those release it and wipe it out later kind of weapon?
Russia releases it in North America. The creatures eat every, are land locked and eventually starve out. Free land for expansion.
I love how these videos sound more like a conversation the other person just sits and listens to while Roanoke goes down to a cellular level in explaining horror movies
Roanoke I was wondering if you would take a look at the movie Evolution from 2001. I’d love to see a series breaking down all the creatures
Good idea
I would absolutely love to see that video!!!!
I'm down for that.
I'm honestly amazed this hasn't been done already!
Good idea
I'd love to see your take on the Monsters from Monster Hunter (the game franchise, of course). LOTS of interesting designs, and most of them are made to 'make sense' as well are so in depth that their behaviors and characteristics make them feel like actual animals with how detailed they are
That would be awesome.
Oh god yes, I want Roanoke to say Deviljho and I didn't even know it
I second this.
No they're not, they are all the same and generic and are boring and stupid and the game is stupid stupid stupid, everything the game is so stupidly stupidest stupid stupid
@@CerealExperimentsMizuki It's ok child, the accident wasn't your fault, you need to move on
All I’m gonna say is… “The Forest”, it’s a video game, it’s got some unholy necromorph looking things, it’s crazy, and yes this is a request
God, I hope Roanoke sees this.
I third this
Mist, too. Vampire zombies? Let's see biology explain that one.
I’ve always been kind of curious about that. The game left a lot of unanswered questions.
Fourth'd? Going into it blind made me wish for someone like Roanoke to parse it all.
This movie deserves more exposure. It's one of the ones I always suggested for deadmeat. I remember watching this as a kid and was thrown off by the violence
Me too I keep on trying to get Dead Meat to cover it but no response back
Man this movie has lived in my head for years just from the decapitation scene and the gore haha thank you Roanoke for covering it! Now watching the summary I didn't realize how crazy the whole movie was
I fucking love these movies. Makes me laugh every time I watch them
What about the facefucking
@@marcusevonblade2804 Just when i had forgotten that scene you had to remind me, thanks i hate it
If u haven't seen the nzt 2 movies u haven't seen nothing yet.
@@SoullessAIMusic only one I have not seen is the 3rd one. The second one was really messed up. Especially the baby scene
Fun fact being a Marine myself, capital “S” in”Soldier” refers to all members of the military where as a lower case “s” in soldier refers to just the army
You mean when refering to a soldier, you say "Soldier!". Like the son of a king is a prince, but when refering to an individual it's King/Prince *insert name*.
Proper Noun vs noun kind of thing, or do you mean it's done some weird way that breaks English grammar rules?
I see, so you're a soldier.
For a future breakdown, How about the monster from The Relic. I find it interesting since (as pointed out in the movie itself) steals the hypothalamus from it's victims.
The cthoga right?
Super smart backstory on the monster- that it feeds on adrenal glands to fuel it's growth.
Second this, have mentioned it here in a comment before, the novel gives a little extra for reference material too, damn good movie.
Might be a bit tough for Roanoke as far as explaining the biology. It's mutation/evolution is so crazy, branching off ever which way since the leaves have nearly every time of DNA in them.
Just read the book. It's my favorite monster book of all time, a fantastic read with excellent characters, really well thought out plots and a kick ass climax. Can't recommend it enough
Look into the Arkansas Gowrow literally it’s the Kothoga from the Relic
You have no idea how long I’ve been waiting for you to cover this. Thank you.
Feast came out before Animal I believe, so Animal borrowed heavily from Feast.
You should make an analysis about the parasite in the movie "the cave", I think it's a forgotten and underrated movie
Not an analysis, but the channel Alteori did a good and fun cover of the movie! Go check it out, she’s a pretty good channel.
One of my favorite movies of all time... Why? I don't know, I just love it
@@MeekCrayon same, I can't put my fingers on why, it just is
@@quck5651 Me as well. Thought I was the only one.
It's one of the few good alien clones
I feel compelled to point out that "Jason Mewes" really is the actor Jason Mewes, of Jay and Silent Bob fame.
A fantastic video as always!
Im so glad someone else recognized him lol.
Best bit is that his survival rating was listed as something along the lines of: Amazing he's lasted even this long.
I mean, yeah.
As the man who recommended this beauty. I have watched many, many things worse like this & absolutely love them so I feel a sense of pride knowing that he picked it off my comment & felt it necessary to say he's concerned about what I have been watching lol. Thanks for the breakdown Roanoke, keep up the good work & loved the video.
the last movie reminded many of us about FEAST. as soon as the guy was right next to the window and got eaten i IMMEDIATLY thought of Hero
I found the 3 when they came out.... gold standard
This trilogy is one of the best of it's kind of all time, with an ending that cannot be beaten. Not even by giant robots.
Based on all the factors The Feasters have to be a Bioweapon as they seem to be the perfect alternative to things like bombs but I wonder do the feasters have a suicide gene in the coding as that is something any self-respecting mad scientist should do when making monsters.
Nope, (spoilers)
They reproduce insanely fast, attract each other when killed, have a giant resident evil style eye inside them that screams, and at the end of the third feast movie, giant robot Mecha are dispatched to wipe them out.
Got to agree here, it really is just small minded laziness when the mad scientist(s) don't bother with designing a relatively fool proof control and termination function into their monsters so that they don't end up victims themselves. Seems like most of the time they get tagged by their own creations in some of the stupidest ways possible.
The original trailer for this movie straight up tells the audience that the creatures are a governmental weapon being tested on a small town: ruclips.net/video/SBxxrDaC-qE/видео.html
The cannibalism would probably do that pretty well. Introduce some engineered prion and they'll fall apart as quickly as they were put together.
Well what if they're foreign made and won't get the chemical spray killing them all until America is nearly dead.
Ok, good. For a moment there, I thought I had simply imagined seeing this movie a long time ago. Because, every time I ask someone if _they've_ ever seen it, and give them a brief synopsis of what happens in it, they look at me like I just told them I was abducted by aliens while I was in my backyard or some shit.
Well, this was an absolute trip of a movie. Thanks for the nightmare fuel! Also, love to see your take on the Monster from the aptly named "Monster," most of the movie is set in a rainy night, but there are several well lit shots of the critter. Also the Critters from "Critters," man I need to rewatch that one.
thats the one from 2016 right? someone else had mentioned that, Ill have to check it out!
@@RoanokeGaming that's the one!
The critters series now has 4 movies and a series neat thing there species name is krites
@@RoanokeGaming Monster is good, more of an exploration about a troubled mother-daughter relationship than anything else.
@@RoanokeGaming love that movie
Would you have any interest in doing videos on the biology and anatomy of Monster Hunter creatures? I feel like there's enough lore and details on the monsters in the series to do quite a few videos! Plus, it's a really awesome series! I'd love to see you cover this topic. ♥ Love your stuff! ♥
Hey Roanoke, I was wondering if you'd ever do a video on the zombies from 7 Days to Die? I mean, since L4D 1 and 2, everything has been a rip or a fork of those classic special infected, but with that said, I'd love to see a series going over the different infected, special and normal. Just my 2 cents, I love your vids. They're informative, and fun.
I remember seeing this movie when I was way too young for the content in it. Fucking scarred me but I couldn't help but love it. So cool to see you covering this weird ass unholy monstrosity of a movie.
Same
Fun fact Henry Rollins is coach, Henry Rollins is know for being the singer of black flag, a total badass, and being friends with the one and only Glenn Danzig.
You should look at The Relic (1997) and the fungus on the leafs and what it does to those that ingest it
Yessss plssss
Yes! I've been hoping to see a video on that one for a while.
The Relic was one of the first horror movies I ever saw, Would love for him to do that.
Relic is a cool movie, but goodness gracious was it hardly no where compared to the book. I highly recommend it it's an amazing read
@ren bao a book and movie slightly based on said book about a museum in New York city where a string of violent and strange murders happen leading some to believe it's not a man, but something worse committing them
I don't don't care at this point if your recapping or explaining a game or movie...your good...and damn you make me laugh making this whole situation so much more fun to listen to.. thanks R.
Hey Roanoke, I was wondering with Christmas coming up if you had ever considered doing the Gremlins. I think that would be really interesting, considering how weird they are, love your channel!
actually got Krampus coming up for christmas! but I think I would like to cover gremlins later!
Might be interesting if you dig deeper and include stuff like the novelization with altered origins and shit.
Gremlins was one of my favourite Christmas films when I was a kid.
Definitely needs the Roanoke treatment
I watched this movie for the first time when I was like 6-7 years old, been trying to remember the title for the last couple of years and got to the point where I thought I had made it up in my head😂 thank you @Roanoke for re introducing me to one of the movies that got me into horror as a kid
I've been waiting for this! Looking forward to hearing more about Feasters, taking into account subsequent films. This is a classic.
Thank you for finally doing this one. Can’t wait to see the descriptions of its anatomy from feast movie 2 sloppy seconds. Rock 🤘🏽 on
Roanoke leaving a brothel.
Madame: "So how was your time here?"
Roanoke: "Way too much head."
Upsetti spaghetti! I am just thrilled that line is appearing so much more!
Keep up the good work! I love your videos!
Epic fact ive been watching ypur channel for only like 2 months and in these 2 months I feel like I learned more about biology then in the 2 years ive been in high school thank you roanoke keep up the good work
that is great to hear! then my mission is being accomplished haha
@@RoanokeGaming oh holy crap didn't think you'd see this lol
@@RoanokeGaming for reals, the work youre doing here is teaching me what college never even tried.
Hi Roanoke. I love your content and the in-depth technical explanations of viruses and alien anatomy but I thought I might offer a minor correction regarding a comment you made near the beginning of your video mostly for the sake of posterity. The original Alien is based off of Giger's lithograph "Necronom IV" but they changed certain elements and specifically the design of some bulbous protrusion on the head that made it appear even more phallic than it does already. Apparently Stan Winston worked on the movie Aliens and also Pumpkinhead but to say he "designed" the Xenomorph in the Alien franchise is misleading.
Late to the party, but thank you! I was coming to comment this.
If anyone remembers the movie series Mimic I'd love to see Roanoake cover it with the adaptations of the insects is interesting to me
I mentioned that once before, I think he said he'd look into it.
Right? They're only movie giant bugs that have lungs confirmed!
First one is great, the puppet/animatronic used for the head is highly detailed. 2 and 3 were alright.
last night i had to resub. i don't know why, I've probably watched well over 100 hours of your content with tons of rewatches, same with nerd explains. i binge watch both of you while gaming. its gotten to the point where certain games feel like something is missing when i play without your videos in the background.
I remember watching this when I was 7 and this was my first real experience on these kinds of movies.
I was horrified and amazed at the same time lmao
Love the first movie, it’s perfect slapstick horror.
I watched this movie when I was young (like 12 or 13) and I am still cautious of bars in the middle of the desert...
When I discovered this trilogy by accident when Blockbuster was still around; I absolutely fell in love with them. Even if you don't do an "explored" video, I highly recommend giving the other two a watch. I need to find them on Blu Ray and add them to my collection.
Tuffy the childless monster slayer, seriously though, the monster from animal and the ones from feast could in all reality share a universe with the amount of similarities between the designs and intelligence of them, as well as the numerous numbers and pack hunting nature. This movie is animal but desert bar, without plot armor and no character chemistry.
Some nerd clarification if no one else has yet. Alien came out in 1979, Pumpkin head was 1988. From what I can tell HR Giger, who was behind the original Alien design, wasn't involved with pumpkin head. But Stan Winston, who helmed the effects work for Aliens in 1986, directed pumpkin head. So it's not the same designer, and Alien came first, in both cases, but it is certainly a lot of the same DNA.
Oh snap I just commented something similar lol I’m a horror creature nerd 🤣
@@DevjKaiser hahaha nice, it's something certainly worth bringing up a few times to help clear up the info.
@@calebmar12 Always double check info 🤣
I knew this movie wasn’t some weird fever dream I had as a kid!
Bro Feast is one of my absolute forever Stan movies. I will die on the hill that they need to bring back pure black humor horror.
And Rubber.
Roanoke always laser focused on cars is hilarious.
Thank God you finally did this movie, I've been tryna figure wtf these things is for the longest ever since my mom randomly found this movie, ever since then I've been scarred 😂🙏🏾
HAH!!! I can't wait to hear him talk about Feast 2 and 3! You thought this was weird? This is a straight up horror/drama compared to the other ones. This is gonna be funny.
I love Feast so much and now it's streaming free in a few places. That's probably why it's been on people's minds.
Its always a good day when Roanoke gaming uploads a video!
The beer foam being called “too much head” by Americans and Brits always perplexed me as a Central European. Good beer has foam and it adds to the aesthetic of your drink
because its a sign of improper pouring, if theres that much foam on the top then the bartender isn't serving correctly, instead of your one glass of beer equaling a bottle with the ice, you would get closer to 80-90% of the actual bottle, and then as well, it will usually dull and flatten out the flavour, essentially making it taste bland, so not only is the bartender shorting the actual drink, they're also making it taste worse for an aesthetic that doesn't actually look good imo
It's always a good day when Roanoke uploads. Thanks, my guy. Keep up your great work.
I love being a Roanoke bot subscriber, subverting the algorithm brings me so much joy.
Finally! I've been waiting for you to do a review on this movie. Thanks Roanoke
After your Animal video I was wondering if you were going to do the feast. I thought that maybe this one was too much but like a madman you proved me wrong.
I love the first Feast and hate the sequels.I agree that the Feasters are terrestrial. I’m not sure if I missed it, but did you have any theories as to why they would wear animal skulls & furs when they are first encountered?
I believe it is because they were either trying to stay warm or hide what they were, both indicate a pretty high level of intelligence
@@RoanokeGaming ok probably trying to keep warm as it was nighttime
i thought id get some closure with the second 2, but they were not fun like the first one, and the last one looks like they had no idea where to go with things and just went, Cowabunga it is and go full bonkers
@@BangerangEliko yeah it’s like when a bad movie becomes a cult hit because it’s so bad, so they make an even worse sequel on purpose thinking that people will like it too, and they are so wrong
@@peterdanior4538 idk i never took feast serious maybe thats why i enjoyed the other 2 even i mean how can you take the first one serious even lol its meant to be fun thats all
What we do know for absolute certain: this is for sure a christmas movie
Roanoke: What the hell are you guys watching?
People: Oh, this? This is tame in comparison to X
*Rinse and repeat*
xD
The only movies I can think of that make this flick look tame is the sequels.
@@Bluesit32 That wild, huh?
“Their able to crush his gear” I know someone else said it but the way you describe things just so RUclips doesn’t haggle you is one of the best parts of this channel I swear!
"There you go, just saved you some arthritis in your 30's" *stares in thirties*
1) Fun Fact - in the original script (no idea if it's still online) - they were trapped in a cave until a girl scout troop accidentally unleashed them. You can imagine how that played out.
2) Feast is awesome - Feast 2 and 3 suck the suck of suck.
....That... Yeah I don't... I don't really think they would have gotten away with that being in the film.
Like that is some dark side of the internet shit right there. No thanks.
@@alienicarus It was in the prologue - and they didn't dwell on it. It was just HEAVILY implied that it wouldn't end well before switching over to the bar.
@@noone6812 I mean it's the implications that are god awful, especially after seeing how these things behave.
@@alienicarus Ah, ok, I understand. It's probably why it wasn't used, in favor of Hero and Heroine coming across them.
By Odin's beard, that's horrible.
I liked the... Second one? Where they're actually in the town, staging a defense on the roofs and everything.
Feast, the suprise trilogy i fucking love lol
Character intros were amazing.
The monsters are an allegory for addiction, specifically alcohol. This becomes more clear throughout the trilogy especially in the third film.
I LOVE THIS MOVIE I'm SO glad this was covered.
After watching this and the breakdown of the monsters from Animal, I need to point something out. Feast was first of these two comparable movies made (2005) while Animal was 2014. Both movies however could be said were derivative of the 1989 Rodger Corman produced movie "The Terror Within". I suggest it for a discussion and breakdown of comparable creature attributes, appetites, and with Feast their reproductive traits. With fiction and story-telling, many elements can be either borrowed, lifted, used in homage / tribute, or blatantly stolen.
Such can be said for Creature / The Titan Find and various other Corman & other films being attributed to Alien. However I can neither confirm nor deny that Ridley Scott and Dan O'Bannon may or may not have seen the movie It! the Terror from Beyond Space. This was a movie in 1958 where a creature is on a spaceship and begins killing off the crew one-by-one, 10 Little Indians style.
Thank you for your film monster reviews, Some similar reproduction themed monsters to the Feast(ers) are:
Breeders 1986
The Terror Within 1989
Inseminoid / Horror Planet 1981
Humanoids From The Deep / Monster 1980
Until I just read your comment I never realized how closely related the monsters from Feast and The terror within actually are. Funny because I just watched the Terror Within about a year ago. First time watching it since childhood in early 90s
This is a hilarious movie! Great in-depth analysis of the monsters!!
I have managed to eat a entire tray of sushi while watching this video I have impressed myself.
One of the creatures doing something to her face....yep...if you have seen the movie, you know that scene :/
I haven’t watched this move in over a decade and that still haunts me. 🤢
Whats it doing to her face? Im guessing same thing it did to the deer head? 😬
Feast! I've been trying to remember this movie for years.
I saw this back in college and i thought it was kinda weird, and got obsessed with it for a bit - then i rewatched it years later and realized the utter bonkers level insanity this movie trilogy was.
1st one, your basic survival film that fucks all your expectations and then GOES THERE.
then the 2nd dials it up to 11 -
the 3rd one got made, they wrote themselves into a corner and went... ok... cowabunga it is
I love these movies 😂 please do 2 and 3 lol it gets so ridiculous towards the end but it’s such a fun ride 😂👌🏿
Idk if suggestions are available down in the comments, but ever thought about covering The Sentinels from The Matrix? Could be something fun to do.
The sarcasm in this video is great. I love it.
It's funny that I've always been the "weird" kid for running on the balls of my feet. Turns out I'm doing it right
can you explain, like the balls are the back right ?
@@dragondeeznutts no that's the heel. The balls of your feet are the areas right behind your toes.
If you look at a digitigrade creature, they tend to walk on the analogous portion of their feet to the balls of human feet if that helps visualize it
I had to teach myself to run with my heels but I guess I had it right the first time
@@businessburd2071 sorry for the stupid question and thank you for taking the time to explain it to me
just gotta say, your format is THE BEST of any movie dissecting channel on RUclips. also, funny
3 survivors? Didn't Honey Pie escape or did she get got and Roanoke forgot to cover it?
That's what I was thinking too!
Yeah I have been wondering if she just died off screen or something
I'm very happy that there are so many of these. I've been binging this series for like 3 days now
As little sense as the first movie made, the next two make far less. I’d still love to see them covered because I could listen to Roanoke talk about anything, but good luck getting a takeaway from them.
Ill give it the ole college try!
To this Day, I don't understand why you don't have more Subscribers. Along with Roanoke Tales, your Voice reading a Story is just so Calming. Even with most of those Videos related to Horror. Hope you receive more Views and Subscribers for all of your Channels. Have a Good Day.
Dude Feast 2 and 3 are nuts… in more ways than crazy. And Feast was 2005 and Animal was 2014 and I think I read somewhere that the guy who made Animal wanted to make a serious version of Feast… or he could have just stolen it I don’t know
that would not surprise me!
@@RoanokeGaming I’ll say the craziness jumps the shark if that statement meant jumps each shark specie through history at once. But they do have returning characters and start back to back and from 2-3 I think they just filmed too much for the sequel so they just made it a third movie… but you will get more biology! And believe me you won’t believe your eyes what lies inside
Saw someone say the guy who designed the monster for Feast also worked on Animal
@@spinnyspins9135 either way someone’s lazy lol
Been a huge fan of the feast series for over a decade now. Glad you got to see it!
You know, Fun-Fact: The practice of having very little to no "head" on a beer is an American thing. In Germany they traditionally have at least an inch of a "head" on a beer, although you can order a beer with no "head" or a beer with nothing but "head".
Thanks, i thought i was going insane when he said that, to me that was a pretty decent head.
Well, Germans got good beer, but can't pour correctly. The scales of life.
It is more an aglophone thing, in general. Same in the UK, Canada, Australia, etc, to differing degree. Also heard the Irish usually like it that way, but cannot confirm that by any means.
@@sorrowinsanity Dark beer you want head, light beers you down it fast and order a real drink.
@@rav3style It probably has to do with capitalism in America. There's entire industries focused on optimizing cooling, transfer and pouring tap beer, because they feel that a beer with too much head reduces how much liquid beer you're able to sell. Places like Germany seem like they serve their beers more traditionally, with more focus on the beer itself rather than the profit gained from said beer.
Watched this when I was 7, absolute nightmare fuel for a child. Time to rewatch
15:52 Funnily enough Jorge and Samuel would probably still be taller than this creature either in or out of armor depending on which one you choose to use as an example... Which, while John isn't the shortest of Spartan IIs he isn't the tallest either, Jorge meanwhile is SEVEN FOOT FOUR OUT OF ARMOR. In armor he's an even eight feet, a foot shorter than Brutes...
I love the running joke of how knowledgeable you present yourself about rare, vintage and/or valuable cars. It's hilariously niche to know, good for you for having multiple erudite interests.
I just love some classics, Rebuilt a 66 mustang from trash a while back, that was bruuuuuuuuuutal lol got a 67 impala in the garage! I love her
Are... are we all just gonna gloss over the cougar story?
Roanoke re-explains the same monsters from previous research but still keeps it insteresting.
I'm more of a fan of retro-phrenology, I think that's a science that could hold some weight. It's where you make lumps and indentations in one's head with the hope of changing their personality. I think many superheroes are also fans of this science.
I see you've been to Dr. Zorro.
Huh, always wondered why a character changes their personality with a concussion in a cartoon. Thanks for the knowledge!
Thank you so much these movies terrified my childhood. Gotta do the second and third
You keep insinuating that this movie ripped off the monster design from Animal, but that movie was released in 2014, while Feast came out in 2005. So if anything, it’s the other way around. Even then, I’d say it’s either coincidence, or the monsters in animal may have been inspired by the creatures in Feast
The same creature designer worked on both films.
Love this movie. Almost nobody I know has heard of it, but it's one of my favorite.
The alien in Aliens was designed/modeled after the alien from the original film, which was a creation of H R Giger. Stan Winston led the f/x team on Aliens (1986) and went on to direct Pumpkinhead (1988) but did not design that creature, others from his f/x studio did. Giger truly deserves the credit for that iconic design and Winston only gave approval for the Pumpkinhead design. And Aliens was before Pumpkinhead, saying "went on to" Aliens from Pumpkinhead is also incorrect. Regardless, I understood the point being made.
I was about to say that the original Alien was also directly modeled after one of Giger's pieces Necronom IV and they changed the shape of the head to appear less phallic.
core memory unlocked! i absolutely forgot the name of this movie but I've been trying for a decade