Back in September I told you about a little flick with potential called BITTER FEAST. You guys remember that? The flick followed a cook who pretty much goes on the hunt for a critic that did him wrong. Ringing any bells yet? Well I’ll go ahead and hit you all with a refresher anyway… just in case.
BITTER FEAST follows an overzealous television chef named Peter Grey. When notoriously snarky food blogger J.T. Franks writes a particularly nasty review of Grey’s food, it pushes the temperamental chef over the edge. He kidnaps the writer and keeps him chained up in a basement, where he presents him with a series of deceptively simple food challenges – from preparing a perfect egg over easy to grilling a steak precisely medium rare – then punishes him sadistically for anything less than perfection.
Now that’s actually a brand new synopsis found in a recent press release from Dark Sky Films and Glass Eye Pix. It’s a lot more detailed than our last synopsis so that’s always a good thing! BITTER FEAST stars James LeGros, Joshua Leonard, John Speredakos, Amy Seimetz, famous chef Mario Batali and Larry Fessenden, who’s also producing the feature.
Now not only do we have a brand new synopsis for BITTER FEAST, but we’ve also got the first two stills from the flick to feast our eyes on, no pun intended. If you scroll above and below you’ll be able to scope out the new stills in all their glory. Nothing too exciting, but who’re we to complain? But that’s not all! We’ve also learned that BITTER FEAST will be making it’s world premiere next month at the Los Angeles Film Festival! Nice!
It’s still pretty early so let’s try and keep an open mind on this one… or not. What says you guys? You digging BITTER FEAST or could you care less? Hit us with your thoughts below and be sure to check out the flick’s teaser trailer over in our videos section or by scrolling below.
Last time I wrote about BITTER FEAST I threw up a pic of gorgeous chef Giada de Laurentiis… Why change now?
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