Michael Ledo In 1729 Jonathan Swift published "A Modest Proposal" a satire in which he suggested Ireland offer up their children as food to gentlemen and ladies. He was metaphorically describing the exploration of the poor by the rich in terms of cannibalism, creating an everlasting metaphor. In this film the J.Swift society captures and kidnaps people for eating and for implanting fertilized eggs in order to develop a fetal delicacy.Sissy (Ali Faulkner) and her friends unfortunately encounter this group and must fight for their lives. The film obeys the rules of Latin satires by patterning itself after an existing film (TCM). What was unfortunate is that the point of the satirical metaphor is lost in the film. Yes there were the subtle references to Yahoos, but there needed to be more exquisite dining scenes and less scenes of grunting individuals.Parental Guide: F-bomb, sex, nudity (Tory Tompkins' body double)

c b This was a Texas Chainsaw wannabe. Not even a good one at that. Thin plot and bad ending....Horrible. No back story, just a bunch of crap. This movie did not give any sort of story line. Just a bunch of cannibals I think. I was not able to follow anything in this movie. Oh the special effects were decent, but that was about it. I really think that they were going for a Chainsaw type movie by basing it in Texas. Totally missed in my opinion. Really a guy in a medical uniform with a cattle prod and next he is wearing a dress...really. A another guy running around greased up with lard or something. Where did he come from? Just really not enough explanation and too broken up. Scenes did not gel at all.

astanakz48 Well, I'm horror/scary movie fan and want to say simply this movie you can understand clearly or not. It has meaning and I like it, I watched it two times. I don't know about others but I'm sick already with stupid movies where stupid big-tits actress running all over and screaming and so on, by doing stupid things, so predictable! Here we can see Sissy who by an accident was involved in to terrible "run-for-your-life" situation. The Butcher boys was filmed realistic about madness that happens all around us but we can't see it or ignore it. People are going crazy with drugs and by eating some junks, do you remember in movie he said "we are what we eat", that's true, they became monsters and no one really wanted to mess around with them even police. Even high authorities were simply customers for them, it shows how people rot morally. We can rely this movie to our life too. I WANT to see the second part of Butcher Boys, please DO THE SECOND PART of BUTCHER BOYS!!!! Now in my must watch list LOVE it!!!!!

spankert69 This movie is pure adrenaline from start to finish. It doesn't waste our time explaining why the villains do what they do, it simply follows the terrible journey our main character must endure. The movie is chaotic and I never knew what was going to happen next, it was extremely unpredictable and for some reason I really felt myself caring for the main character.A lot of people hated the ending, but I thought it was great. TOO FREQUENTLY do horror movies of this vein kill off the main character because the plot gets too insane and confusing to keep them alive. Sissy escaping made me feel good. Because the creators chose to deviate from the disgusting boredom of the norm, I ended up enjoying this. If they played her off as a crazy or killed her I would have liked this MUCH less.All in all, we've all seen better movies. There is no doubt. This movie will entertain you for an hour and a half though.