It is the worst scene in the movie, because of the horrendous acting of Ron Lipski, the over acting of Gillian Bellinger, and for some reason, Mike and Jay didn't shred this scene in the editing room, cutting a much needed minute out of it. Gillian then screams obnoxiously again as she grabs an ax. Gillian continues to search, until Ron grabs a drill and kills the monster. But the scene continues, the monster still biting away at Rons leg. Ron 'mugs' again, raising an eyebrow, in a robotic, unfunny fashion, and Gillian, for no reason at all, screams obnoxiously. A joke of Gillian trying to choose a weapon to get a monster off of Rons leg ensues, for over a minute, resulting in Gillian choosing a fly swatter as a weapon of choice. It lasts way too long, and the characters lack of talent shines at this moment. This by far is the worst scene in the film. There is a scene in which the little mouth monsters escape and attack Ron and Gillian. His expressions were either overly hammy, or robotic.

Often throughout the film, the camera would cut to his face for reaction shots. Ron Lipski was semi-competent in his own bland way when it came to acting, but in the end, he lacked charisma, and was so stiff and not animated, he's actually forgettable despite being the main character. She just came across as annoying and loud for the most part. I know that shouldn't be a problem, but ugliness combined with unfunniness and not very good acting is a problem. They were outsiders to RLM, and maybe this is why. The two main actors, Gillian Bellinger and Ron Lipski, however, were not very good. He is funny, original, and you want to love him despite his sinister character. Rich Evans, a friend/contributor to RLM, reprises his role as Mr. The same kind of awkward/dry/deadpan humor is present through Jay Baumans writing of the script as well. Every scene Mike Stoklasa appears in heightens it, and makes it better. My friends who had never seen anything RedLetterMedia has done commented on Mikes commanding screen presence, and remarked how charismatic he was on film. And in the movie, Mike Stoklasa continues to deliver this bizarre, awkward dead pan performance.

Another thing I have come to appreciate from these guys is sort of a new brand of humor.It is like a 'Dry' meets 'Dead Pan', and Mike Stoklasa, who is pretty much the most popular of the duo and company, delivers this beautifully. Their Star Wars reviews, short films, and what really got my respect and attention, their brutally honest, and articulate reviews they do on their series, 'Half in the Bag'. It helped being a fan of RedLetterMedia, and their, dia.

But I finally gave in, and wound up watching it 3 times in 1 week. I wrestled with the idea of purchasing Feeding Frenzy.I did not want to end up hating and wishing death on Mike Stoklasa and Jay Bauman. Now, saying that, Feeding Frenzy has turned a page in my bleak outlook. This means that while I entered into the scene, wanting to support indie films and film makers and aspiring actors, I now want to kill them all, as well as their families. A lie packaged as something else, promising something good, created only for profit, as the production value alone will tell you, and if you fell for it, you are a sucker out 15 or more bucks. I now equate them to snake oil, as that is exactly what it is.

So, I am bitter when it comes to indie films.But I am also a victim, of being pressured and conned into purchasing indie films that absolutely sucked.

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