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ALL YOU CAN EAT REVIEW

 


A young waitress stumbles upon a dark and sinister cabal operating behind the scenes of the fast food diner where she works. She now has the proof she needs to bring this secret to light, but unseen evil forces are unleashed in a bloodthirsty attempt to stop her.


Starring: Verity Hayes, and Jello Biafra


Directed and written by: Kieran Reed


  In a reversal, the food will get enjoy an “All You Can Eat” meal. Nola works as a waitress at a diner serving up food while trying to stay away from her boss. Unfortunately, she doesn’t stay far enough away because she stumbles upon a dark secret that he’s been hiding. Something sinister has been cooking behind the scenes, and she looks to share the news with a co-worker.

  She’s unable to find her co-worker because something else already has. Nola’s left trying to escape the diner with the secret. Too bad the secret has already found her, and isn’t too far behind. Nola will need to move fast, or risk becoming dinner!

  “All You Can Eat” is a short horror film with hopes of becoming a feature film. After seeing what they pull off here horror fans can only hope they get the chance to see more. I mean, who doesn’t love watching food chase people down, and feast on them for a change? There was “Attack of the Killer Donuts,” and now…well I won’t give away the type of food here, but say they do a great job of making it work. They also aren’t afraid to throw in some blood as a main ingredient in the ending. Your order is up, and it’s time to check it out…


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