Feature2021·89m·5.9

Chompy & the Girls

Don't bite off more than you can chew!

ComedyHorrorScience Fiction

A troubled woman meets her father for the first time and their encounter goes from awkward to alarming when they witness a man swallow a little girl whole.

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Cast

Christy St. John

Jackson

Steve Marvel

Sam

Julie Dolan

Deborah

Seneca Paliotta

Birch

Hari Williams

Lotus

Reggie Koffman

Chompy

Udo Kier

Chompy (voice)

Sarah de Leon

Genevieve

Alan Macchiarolo

Pill Creep Beard Boy

Emily Gimbel

Party Hat Girl

Kyle Harrington

Double Cigarette Jonny

Kelsi Teramae

Kakie the Waitress

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
Revenue
Age rating
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Zig Zag PicturesThe Malt ShopCitizen Skull Productions

Crew

Director

Skye Braband

Writers

Skye Braband

Alan Macchiarolo

Editor

Kelsi Teramae

Production Design

Matt Lacorte

Director of Photography

Gallery

Reviews

OzAïdan

10/6/2021

7.0

Chompy & The Girls is a big surprise, in a good way. If you have watched the trailer, you'll probably expect yet another jump scare movie or a story loosely inspired by Michael Myers (Halloween), but it's much better than that. The movie is smarter than to rely on classic horror tropes and that creepy character is not your average slasher either. Let's address the elephant in the room, this is a low budget movie. But there are many clever things to hide this without taking away from the film. The only real low point is the "battle" at the end suffering from the lack of funds, that could only be described as fighting a ghost in front of a green screen. This is the only scene that really needs more budget, because for the rest of the film, this issue is not obvious. The story is taking you in various directions that would be too much of a spoiler if they were featured in the trailer, instead you should be intrigued by this character (Chompy) with a giant mouth and feel the urge to watch the movie.

Sierbahnn

7/16/2026

5.0

Absurdist cinema is a lot of fun and this movie clearly fits into that category. It's made on a fairly low budget and sometimes that shows more than I think the producers would have liked. But overall it looks really decent and the cast does what it can with the material that it is given. Sometimes the plot becomes a bit too entangled and almost incomprehensible. But overall this is a fun watch.