Eater

2017
27m

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6.3/10

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Natalie (Nicole Barrett) was once a happy and beautiful young woman. Now she has a rather large problem. She's being held against her will by a mentally unstable sociopathic manchild (Adam LaFramboise) who is force-feeding her massive amounts of food on a daily basis. As she reaches a greater and greater degree of morbid obesity, she begins to lose her mind.

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Natalie was once a happy and beautiful young woman. Now she has a rather large problem. She's being held against her will by a mentally unstable sociopathic manchild who is force-feeding her... Read allNatalie was once a happy and beautiful young woman. Now she has a rather large problem. She's being held against her will by a mentally unstable sociopathic manchild who is force-feeding her massive amounts of food on a daily basis. As she reaches a greater and greater degree of ... Read allNatalie was once a happy and beautiful young woman. Now she has a rather large problem. She's being held against her will by a mentally unstable sociopathic manchild who is force-feeding her massive amounts of food on a daily basis. As she reaches a greater and greater degree of morbid obesity, she begins to lose her mind.

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The idea for this film came from director J.L. Carrozza reading an article and watching an internet video about a girl named Tammy Jung, a young woman obsessed with becoming as obese as possible who has her boyfriend feed her massive amounts of food. Carrozza realized that "it would make a great horror movie" to take the same concept but have a girl be force fed by a man obsessed with her against her will rather than consensually. Carrozza calls the film a "vision of gastronomical Stockholm Syndrome". There was a direct visual reference to Tammy Jung made in the film: a sequence where the female lead Natalie is force fed through a funnel/beer bong.