posercore247 Feeders is somewhat like a wrongly tuned piano: it creates a discordant cacophony, a racket considered by some to be utter noise, to others the pinnacle of Art. I champion the latter notion. There is a certain horrific majesty to this film. The kind that transcends its "limitations" and breaks into the realm of the transgressive.There are few films to be nationally released that acquire this level of "badness". Ed Wood certainly achieved this, but in a pre-video age. Here, is a movie, shot on horribly lit video, featuring crudely painted paper bag/sock "puppets" as the villain, video toaster effects, appearing in nation-wide video store chains. In the year 1996. The same year as the forgettable mega-budget "Independence Day".The film is at least not boring. Sure, you can ramble on about it's crude effects, its "acting" and such, but isn't it more interesting than the latest slickly-produced-yet-forgettable horror offering appearing at your local multiplex?

spookyhead Words cannot describe this film; until 'Feeders' I thought I could handle anything, you name it. I love horrible, campy flicks but this one really just blew me away. Shot on a budget of 50 bucks (I watched the commentary), the film was literally made by 3 guys. The aliens were made out of stockings sprayed with latex, and the entire movie was shot on videotape. The two main actors were the directors, cameramen and pretty much everything else. They actually had to add fake names to the end credits to make it seem more legit, but really, the movies is just horrible. From a cinematic standpoint, the movie just blows, but if you love cheap sci-fi that you can just have a good laugh with, this is really kind of an entertaining film.

Trooper8-2 This has to be, hands down, the cheapest movie I have ever seen. They couldn't have spent $50 on this turkey. The computer effects look like an Atari 2600 game and the alien creatures look like sock puppets. I found it amusing that the puppet-aliens were always eating people even though they did not appear to have mouths. Fans of really bad movies will probably enjoy this, as I sort of did, but everyone else is advised to stay far away.

HUD-6 Ed Wood wrote a script over the top and cheesy-Feeders script is downright bare-bones stinky and laughable. Ed Wood took at least a few actors with some ability and ended up with a bunch of Michael Kaines compared to this film! I work at a video store and this is the only film in the 4 years I've worked there where someone came in upset saying they wanted their money back---To quote the gentleman "This is the worst piece of **** I have ever seen" Because of that, I checked it out-and have done so numerous times to show to friends and watch the disbelief on their faces.