Stella goes to get help and hitches a ride but promptly disappears. Things go wrong quickly when they breakdown, get lost in the woods, get caught up in traps and get attacked by… wolves? The movie doesn’t do a great job of making this part clear. So, off he goes with Stella and her stowaway sister Lydia (Ardis Barrow). Of course, it’s a terrible idea as those willing to grow weed out in such remote locations are likely to be very protective of it but Marcus doesn’t care. Steal the weed, sell it and make a ton of money. All he has to do is go to a remote location (a crude map on a bible page) to find a secret stash of marijuana. Needing money, a friend of the family just happens to come along and tells Marcus how he can make $25,000.

She kicks him out and he meets up with his girlfriend Stella (Victoria Curtain). We’re then introduced to Marcus (Jared Cohn) who is such a lowlife, he is stealing from his mother. The start is not the problem with Feed the Devil. A seemingly unrelated scene that will eventually link into the main story.

It’s a horror movie start as old as time. A group of hunters in the wilderness are taken out in violent and gory fashion by an unknown figure. This film isn’t sure what it wants to be and most will be left scratching their heads by the lack of coherency in the story.ĭirected by Max Perrier, who co-wrote it with Matthew Altman, Feed the Devil begins in solid fashion. Don’t be surprised that, come the end of Feed the Devil, you’re feeling very confused by what you saw.

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