The film opens in the kitchen of the Long Pig preparing finger food. It includes a nude woman being dragged across the floor. The Long Pig is a specialty restaurant the serves human food, with the dickie wrap being the specialty. One of the characters is named Phat P-h-u-k, eat your heart out Austin Powers.

The entertainment includes nude women dancing in the lobby, sex, and watching combat. The customers get to bid on the parts of the loser. The local martial art gym is being farmed for entertainment until they decide to turn things around.

This is a cult grindhouse. It has the music, nudity, and violence. There was plenty of fighting, unfortunately much of it was dark and fast motion. They needed to develop the gladiator fighting better.

F-bomb, sex, and nudity (Alyson Bath, Natasha Langmann, Aleisha Langmann) Cat fight, fake looking male organ (detached) blood squirting

I mean, don't get me wrong, it wasn't unwatchable, but it was so corny that I couldn't really help myself but laugh. The fight scenes were pretty pitiful, they replayed the same kick maybe about 10 times throughout, and the characters didn't build at all from where we met them. But what do you expect from a movie called Evil Feed? The jokes in it were very simple, but mixed with the bad acting and the obvious story line I did end up laughing a few times, but not at the jokes. It is a movie that you will just shake your head to, and be mildly amused if there is absolutely nothing else to watch. Being a Canadian, I do like to give Canadian films a fair try (filmed in Vancouver),so that was pretty much what lured me in. Don't watch this if you are looking for a thriller, horror movie or a fight movie. This is neither, but I don't think it really tried to be. Again, only watch if you have a lot of free time, or if you are high.

This horror comedy deals with an upscale eatery that caters to wealthy clients. They offer private rooms where they watch fights to the death and then select the cut of meat they want from the loser. All the dishes served in this place have some kind of human flesh in it.

It felt like Kill Bill meets Big Trouble In Little China meets Bloodsport. The martial arts action is mixed with lots of campy gore. One scene has the winner cut the losers throat with a knife. He then digs his fingers into the cut and rips his whole face off holding it over his face to the camera. That's the type of dark humour strewn throughout.

Not too bad of a flick but geared mostly to teenage boys. It does have several stupid moments but a lot of eye candy. For a better one like this watch Sushi Girl (2012).