acidburn-10 I don't know what to think or expect from a title like this, but as long as you don't expect any greatness or high level film making then you should be okay and you might even find this strange weird looking movie quite enjoyable as long as you lower your expectations. Even from the opening with a hunter running through the woods and then realising that he's missing his arm, was just hilariously stupid and that really sets the tone of what's to come.Fast forward a few years later and the plot is that a suburban husband is sleeping with half of the bored housewives of the local neighbourhood and unknowingly spreading a sexually transmitted virus to the women, turning them into hungry cannibals who first start to eat their own children and then go on a rampage throughout the quiet town, and then it's up to the remaining teens to try and stop them and the local doctor to find a cure before it's too late.This is just dipped in pure cheese through and through, and the film itself looks bleak and rather ugly. The acting of course is as bad as the direction and this movie is in dire need of funding looking at those effects or lack of. But honestly this is trashy fun and despite none of the cast being able to act, they were still okay and the teens look about late 20's early 30's and one of the girls when she stood next to her mother they looked the same age, which was hilarious and there is a bit of action in this flick that does keep things moving. It's a great idea and does have a pretty good strong start to it, but does lose steam a bit in the middle and the awful dialogue was a hoot, especially when two of the mutated mothers stop and have a conversation. But on the whole it does feel lifeless and lazy.All in all "Flesh Eating Mothers" has somewhat of potential but doesn't have the intelligence to become a cult classic and falls short in almost all areas, but it's an okay bit of cheese just not something that I would return to in the future.

jwilliams-bonusstage Agreed. Wretched movie, but when I first saw this movie, I was 9 years old, and this and Troll 2 totally creeped me out to no end! I kept thinking that my mom was going to eat me and stuff. Since I love milk, she still, to this day, asks me "Have you had your milk today?". I want to find this on DVD, as I'm sure it's absolutely hilarious to watch now!My only question seriously is whether Eli Roth would be up for doing a sequel or update to this film. I hate his work, personally, and Hostel was a pathetic film. Nonetheless, he's the current king of gore IMO, so it would be nice to see him give this film a much needed update for the younger crowd!

hibiscus7694 My brother was the boy in the frying pan on the cover of the movie. We Lived in Jersey City at the time and personally knew the artist who illustrated the picture. He was about 7 or 8 years old at the time. He was given a signed copy of the poster but unfortunately a boy of his age has a tendency to lose things. We still to this day have never seen the movie.Really want to see it so I figure we will get it from direct DVD considering Amazon claims it doesn't come out on DVD until May.I had looked it up awhile back and the VHS versions were going for about sixty dollars for used copies. Talk about overpriced. Is this movie really as bad as many people have posted?

one4now4 Oddly enough, this is a Christian splatter film that comments religiously against adultery. I'm not Christian, but that's not what soured me on this crap. This is just one of the crappiest movies out there, and I don't judge these movies over continuity errors involving glasses of milk either. It's a horror-comedy that could only be funny if you look for everything they did wrong. The gore FX have their no-budget moments, but any kind of FX never make a movie a good movie, no matter how big a plus they can be. This was just a dull, excruciating mess. There's really nothing else I can say about this junk, and I would recommend "Back from Hell" instead, which is a great no-budget, Christian splatter film.