The eerie horror flick "The Feast" is only the third Welsh-language movie that I've seen, after "Hedd Wynn" (about poet Ellis Evans) and "Patagonia" (about the Welsh community in Argentina). It focuses on a young woman working as a cook for an affluent family in rural Wales. Slowly but surely, it becomes apparent that this particular dinner will not be a normal one.
The movie combines the genres of horror movies focusing on the environment (since the family wants to launch a drilling project) and horror movies in which unpleasant things befall rich people. Some viewers might complain about the slow pace, but I think that the movie deliberately moves slowly to let the terror build up. This movie won't be for everyone, but if you can tolerate the slow pace and hearing an unfamiliar language, then you'll probably enjoy it.
So yes, watshia di dy hun!
The movie combines the genres of horror movies focusing on the environment (since the family wants to launch a drilling project) and horror movies in which unpleasant things befall rich people. Some viewers might complain about the slow pace, but I think that the movie deliberately moves slowly to let the terror build up. This movie won't be for everyone, but if you can tolerate the slow pace and hearing an unfamiliar language, then you'll probably enjoy it.
So yes, watshia di dy hun!