Gravy

Although a talented cast and crew keep this party lively, the lack of a point becomes a problem.

"Gravy" left a bad taste in my mouth, but for those with an eye for a potential cult film, it may be deliciously perfect.

[It] succeeds where so many other horror-comedies fail by remembering to be funny first and shocking second. Having a tasty script helps, too.

There are films like this one that are both in-your-face dumb and gross.

Falls under the weight of its own self satisfaction, eliciting a ton of flat improv, lame ad libbing, unresolved sub-plots, and a climax that goes nowhere very fast.

This is a deranged and maniacal comedy that embraces its psychotic behavior to the fullest degree and is completely hysterical because of it. James Roday has found the golden ticket to successfully entertaining horror comedies.

While it may not be a modern day EATING RAOUL, it sure is fun to watch it try.

Cannibal killers invade a Mexican restaurant and torment the staff and patrons in this broad but not particularly funny comedy/horror picture.

Much too self-consciously zany to be funny, "Gravy" is best approached as a celebration of make-up achievements.