Eat Me

Very lame torture movie...not worth wasting my time with. Much better things to watch. Sick bunch of people making this stuff. Grow up sickies. My God man.

No spoilers. This movie is one that gives you a false pretense that you know what's going on. You don't and your not even close. Watch til the end and come up with your own conclusion. I enjoyed it, even though some parts were rough to watch. It's not your normal hollywood movie and that's what makes it so good IMO. Both male and female lead gave unquestionably great performances. Judge for yourself. No matter how much you may want to turn it off. Keep watching til the end, you will be happy you did.

I don't know why this movie has such a low rating - it is worth so much more. Perhaps horror slasher fans didn't find what they were looking for, which is understandable. I would say this is more of a violent drama than horror. Even so, this movie is intense as the two main characters have to face some truths about themselves. The acting is superb! It is a bit of a slow burner, but if you like intense drama then this is certainly one to watch.

This art piece is definitely a drama. No horror. No mystery. There is some solid Good Girls-ish humor. And I did not like the movie until more than halfway through its duration. Even then, the plausibility is unacceptable. The dialogue would be excellent for NOT that situation.

"Eat Me" is terrifying, sadistic, and devious... in the best way possible. This journey into the psyche of misfits is equal measures horrifying and hilarious, terrible and wonderful, brilliant and gut-wrenching. It dares to go places we never imagine a story would go to, and it does so without a shred of apology. This is progressive filmmaking at its finest: poignant, topical, and wildly thought-provoking.

A woman hides all her dildos and then decides to end it all by ingesting pills. After she passes out two men break in doing a home invasion. Things get a little weird from here on in. A well done film which could have easily been a play since everything takes place in one room over the course of one night. It does get pretty crude and sick at times (golden showers, rapes etc.) then switches to people baring their souls, so it is an emotional rollercoaster. The acting was top notch which really helped the overall dynamic. These are weird characters to pull off and they get the job done. The added bonus was the jazz score as sound effects in crucial scenes like the hammering of piano keys as someone's * got bit. You'll either enjoy this one or you'll think its just plain weird but a definite must see.

JacquelineWright's film, EAT ME, that she wrote and stars in is fearless, raw, unapologetic, deeply authentic, disturbing and enlightening throughout. Her willingness, openness and free-flying spirit fills every fiber of her presence on the screen. Her artistry and craftsmanship is a gift to us all. Nothing is taboo. Everything is on the table and ready for unrelenting scrutiny. THIS is life revealed for all, including all the pain, joy, suffering, passion, cruelty, kindness and humanity that we are open and willing to explore.

Eat Me is initially a shock to the system as the grueling ordeal of Tommy is depicted in stark terms. But, it is a film that should be watched twice to understand the depth of the blossoming relationship between Tommy and Bob. Their sharing of loneliness, desolation and shame becomes more evident as the film progresses and reaches its conclusion. The two main actors Brad Carter and Jacquline Wright ( author/playwright) demonstrate an emotional connection that propels the film.

This movie is so different than other movies I have seen. It's uncomfortable at times, as is the intention, but takes you on a crazy ride. You want to know what happens next because it's completely unpredictable. It's powerful and painful and really makes you think. The acting is amazing.