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[[NightmareRetardant Though about as scary as a child's Casper costume the day after Halloween]], the film is notable for being the first [[{{Gorn}} really, really gory movie]] -- the first "Splatter Movie", "[[SplatterHorror Splatter Movie]]", as they're called -- ever made in the west. It's also notable as the first film in Lewis' unofficial "Blood Trilogy" (the other films are ''Film/TwoThousandManiacs'' and ''ColorMeBloodRed''). It has two spoof remakes: one from 1987, titled ''Blood Diner'', and the other from 2002 by Lewis himself, titled ''Blood Feast 2: All U Can Eat''.
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!!! "Nothing so appalling in the annals of tropes":
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According to producer David F. Friedman, the most difficult aspect of production was the fact that the women playing the victims couldn't stop giggling and laughing at what was being "done" to them on camera.
camera; not that he or Lewis cared that much, having infamously responded to a widely-circulated negative review with, "Herschell and I have often wondered who told the ''Variety'' scribe we were taking ourselves seriously."
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* {{Gorn}}: This is the first splatter movie ever made in the west, though not the first splatter movie made period -- that honor belongs to the 1960 Japanese horror movie ''Jigoku'', a.k.a. ''Film/TheSinnersOfHell''.
** This movie is still quite gory even by today's standards, which probably led to more than a few people in the 1963 audiences tossing their lunch.
** Much of the even ''more'' violent content was cut from the film as well before release, and is lost forever.
** This movie is still quite gory even by today's standards, which probably led to more than a few people in the 1963 audiences tossing their lunch.
** Much of the even ''more'' violent content was cut from the film as well before release, and is lost forever.
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* {{Gorn}}: This is the first splatter movie ever made in the west, though not the first splatter movie made period -- that honor belongs to the 1960 Japanese horror movie ''Jigoku'', a.k.a. ''Film/TheSinnersOfHell''.
** This movie''Film/TheSinnersOfHell'' (though one could argue that ''Blood Feast'' is still quite gory even by today's standards, the first "straightforward" splatter film, given that the entire point of it is showcasing gratuitous gore, unlike ''Jigoku'', which probably led to more than is a few people in morality tale where the 1963 audiences tossing their lunch.
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* SadlyMythtaken: Ishtar was [[Myth/MesopotamianMythology Babylonian[=/=]Sumerian]], not Egyptian, Mr. Lewis. This was [[ArtisticLicense deliberate on their part]].
** Lampshaded in the sequel, when a woman working in the police department corrects the naive cops about Ishtar's origin.
** In the 1987 spoof, it's ''Lumerian'' goddess ''Sheetar''.
** Lampshaded in the sequel, when a woman working in the police department corrects the naive cops about Ishtar's origin.
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* SadlyMythtaken: Ishtar was [[Myth/MesopotamianMythology Babylonian[=/=]Sumerian]], not Egyptian, Mr. Lewis. This was [[ArtisticLicense deliberate on their part]].
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* YouLookFamiliar: The same actress plays the sacrifice victim and Janet Blake.
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* BigBad: Fuad Ramses, a fanatic dismembering women to resurrect this goddess.
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'''''Blood Feast''''' is a 1963 horror film directed by HerschellGordonLewis.
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* SadlyMythtaken: Ishtar was [[MesopotamianMythology [[Myth/MesopotamianMythology Babylonian[=/=]Sumerian]], not Egyptian, Mr. Lewis. This was [[ArtisticLicense deliberate on their part]].
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* LargeHam: Fuad, as evidenced by the page quote
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* MonsterMisogyny: Obviously!
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* RomanceOnTheSet: Connie Mason (Suzette) and Thomas Wood aka William Kerwin (Pete), who married in 1964.
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* PrettyInMink: Suzette's mother shows up at Faud's store while wearing a white mink wrap.
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* BadBadActing: Connie Mason, to start. Lewis has said that while she didn't die in the movies, some of her castmates had wished she had.
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[[NightmareRetardant Though about as scary as a child's Casper costume the day after Halloween]], the film is notable for being the first [[{{Gorn}} really, really gory movie]] -- the first "Splatter Movie", as they're called -- ever made in the west. It's also notable as the first film in Lewis' unofficial "Blood Trilogy" (the other films are ''TwoThousandManiacs'' ''Film/TwoThousandManiacs'' and ''ColorMeBloodRed''). It has two spoof remakes: one from 1987, titled ''Blood Diner'', and the other from 2002 by Lewis himself, titled ''Blood Feast 2: All U Can Eat''.
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* {{Gorn}}: This is the first splatter movie ever made in the west, though not the first splatter movie made period -- that honor belongs to the 1960 Japanese horror movie ''Film/{{Jigoku}}''.
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* {{Gorn}}: This is the first splatter movie ever made in the west, though not the first splatter movie made period -- that honor belongs to the 1960 Japanese horror movie ''Film/{{Jigoku}}''.''Jigoku'', a.k.a. ''Film/TheSinnersOfHell''.
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[[NightmareRetardant Though about as scary as a child's Casper costume the day after Halloween]], the film is nevertheless notable for being the first [[{{Gorn}} really, really gory movie]] -- the first "Splatter Movie", as they're called -- ever made in the west. It's also notable as the first film in Lewis' unofficial "Blood Trilogy" (the other films are ''TwoThousandManiacs'' and ''ColorMeBloodRed''). It has two spoof remakes: one from 1987, titled ''Blood Diner'', and the other from 2002 by Lewis himself, titled ''Blood Feast 2: All U Can Eat''.
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[[NightmareRetardant Though about as scary as a child's Casper costume the day after Halloween]], the film is nevertheless notable for being the first [[{{Gorn}} really, really gory movie]] -- the first "Splatter Movie", as they're called -- ever made in the west. It's also notable as the first film in Lewis' unofficial "Blood Trilogy" (the other films are ''TwoThousandManiacs'' and ''ColorMeBloodRed''). It has two spoof remakes: one from 1987, titled ''Blood Diner'', and the other from 2002 by Lewis himself, titled ''BloodFeast ''Blood Feast 2: All U Can Eat''.
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Fuad Ramses (Mal Arnold) is an Egyptian caterer in Miami who secretly worships the Sumerian goddess Ishtar and plans to resurrect her. In order to do this, he needs the body parts of pretty young women. [[{{Gorn}} As the obvious ensues]], two detectives try to track him down.
[[NightmareRetardant Though about as scary as a child's Casper costume the day after Halloween]], the film is nevertheless notable for being the first [[{{Gorn}} really, really gory movie]]; the first "Splatter Movie", as they're called. It's also notable as the first film in Lewis' unofficial "Blood Trilogy" (with the other films being ''TwoThousandManiacs'' and ''ColorMeBloodRed''). It has two spoof remakes: one from 1987, titled ''Blood Diner'', and the other from 2002 by Lewis himself, titled ''BloodFeast 2: All U Can Eat''.
[[NightmareRetardant Though about as scary as a child's Casper costume the day after Halloween]], the film is nevertheless notable for being the first [[{{Gorn}} really, really gory movie]]; the first "Splatter Movie", as they're called. It's also notable as the first film in Lewis' unofficial "Blood Trilogy" (with the other films being ''TwoThousandManiacs'' and ''ColorMeBloodRed''). It has two spoof remakes: one from 1987, titled ''Blood Diner'', and the other from 2002 by Lewis himself, titled ''BloodFeast 2: All U Can Eat''.
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Fuad Ramses (Mal Arnold) is an Egyptian caterer in Miami who secretly worships the Sumerian goddess Ishtar and Ishtar. He plans to resurrect her. In order to do this, her but he needs the body parts of pretty young women.women to do this. [[{{Gorn}} As the obvious ensues]], two detectives try to track him down.
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* ExploitationFilm
* {{Gorn}}: Errrr, ''duh''.
* LargeHam: Fuad, as evidenced by the page quote
* PlayingGertrude: Mal Arnold, who played the "old man" Fuad Ramses, was only 30 at the time.
* SadlyMythtaken: Ishtar was Babylonian/Sumerian, not Egyptian, Mr. Lewis.
** Lampshaded in the sequel, when a woman working in the police department corrects the naive cops about Ishtar's origin.
** In the 1987 spoof, it's ''Lumerian'' goddess ''Sheetar''.
* [[VideoNasties Video Nasty]]: Having been made in 1963, it is the oldest film on the list.
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* DumbBlonde: Suzette and her mother
* ExploitationFilm
* {{Gorn}}: Errrr, ''duh''.
* LargeHam: Fuad, as evidenced by the page quote
* PlayingGertrude: Mal Arnold, who played the "old man" Fuad Ramses, was only 30 at the time.
* SadlyMythtaken: Ishtar was Babylonian/Sumerian, not Egyptian, Mr. Lewis.
** Lampshaded in the sequel, when a woman working in the police department corrects the naive cops about Ishtar's origin.
** In the 1987 spoof, it's ''Lumerian'' goddess ''Sheetar''.
* [[VideoNasties Video Nasty]]: Having been made in 1963, it is the oldest film on the list.
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