Special Treat: I just watched 'The Haunting Of Hog Hollow'

*Update 11:40, 10/20/25 - I've just received an updated copy of the movie with a lot of color grading and effects corrections. Later in the full review I talk about day-for-night shots, and they're way better looking now, as are all the ghost scenes.

Momma was served up a very special treat this weekend, and she wanted to share it all with you~

So earlier this year, SSBBW model and creator Ivy Davenport (of HFG Media fame) crowdfunded a feature length feedism horror movie called The Haunting Of Hog Hollow. It was described as a haunting tale of two friends moving in together into a house near the Florida Everglades, only to discover that it's haunted by the ghost of notorious feeder Edith Swinehart (played by Ivy herself).

Hearing all this, I was instantly intrigued. Nothing turns my crank quite like mixing horror themes with feedism kink stuff, and this project was right up my alley.

I really wanted to support the project, but back in February I was especially broke.

However, I could volunteer my time and talents to promoting it.

I reached out to Ivy with the offer of producing a slick little trailer to help spread the word about the crowdfunding campaign. She was kind enough to accept. You can check it out below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xGjkQTSpmk

Needless to say, getting to work with Ivy directly was a wonderful experience, and I'll admit that handling footage of her staring directly at the camera saying 'Come have a taste, piggy' and 'Good piggies always finish dessert'...it was a steamy experience~

Anyway, several months later the film is finally done! Part one of it has been released on her Clips 4 Sale site and is available to buy and watch now! Part two was just released the other day, so the whole thing is up!

Ivy was sweet enough to send me a copy of the finished film (parts 1 and 2 together), and having watched it over the weekend, I just had to gush about it and share my thoughts.

The Overall Review

For all my free members curious about this movie, here's my summed up thoughts, just in case you're on the fence about it.

It's good. It's really good!

I'm admittedly a big fan of Ivy Davenport and the clips she produces. There's loads of stuffing and weight gain clips and movies on the internet from thousands of models and adult performers out there. Some of it even ventures into more complicated sequences like belly expansion and growth, often to mixed results.

The stuff that's really sexy when it comes to stuffing, weight gain, feedism, and inflation are things like magic, the supernatural, wild and advanced technology, all of which requires a VFX and SFX budget beyond most creators.

HFG Media is one of the few outlets that's ambitious enough to try.

With The Haunting Of Hog Hollow (Part 1) you get two really big stuffing scenes, which include some big belly costume effects to enhance just how big actresses Ama Rio and Lust4Lea get. It's enormously impressive just how much these women eat in a single scene. If you're a fan of slow and sensual stuffing with lots of moaning, buy this clip immediately.

Part 2 just released, and it's even steamier! It contains three stuffing scenes and a lot of expansion and fat body effects. Maxgrowth Productions co-produced this movie, and their body-mod and inflation rigs are on full display here for those who love immobility and belly inflation.

Either way, be sure to check it out. Now, on to my more in depth thoughts (minor spoilers ahead)...

The In Depth Review

Y'all...this movie got me actin' up~

The Haunting Of Hog Hollow stands apart from almost all of HFG's other content, and most other weight gain/stuffing videos out there. It's not just a series of clips, or an expansion sequence in live action.

Ivy Davenport and her crew and collaborators have done their best to make an actual movie.

A movie where feedism takes center stage.

That alone is immensely tantalizing to me. The sheer ambition of it is impressive. As someone who is deeply creative with ambitions to tell engrossing stories...but who also feels the compulsion to include their kink into everything they make...I find the desire to make a movie like this incredibly relatable.

How is it as a piece of feedist media?

The stuffing scenes are abundant, and there is hardly a moment that goes by where one woman isn't stuffing another, cramming desserts or pasta or sausages down the throat of another while they sensually moan for more.

The eating is slow and sensual, and often gets very messy, slowly transitioning into kissing and touching. I ached to see Ama Rio and Lust4Lea do more; their chemistry together in the feeding scenes is fantastic.

The ghosts of Edith Swinehart and Samantha Trotter (played by SSBBW models Ivy and Summer Marshmallow respectively) haunt the narrative, acting as the force that drives the thinner women to gorge themselves at midnight, forcing them glut and stuff until they're both enormously obese.

Even the realtor, played by Baily Paige, isn't immune to being funnel fed until she looks like a human balloon!

It's steamy and fun and with enough scenes to keep you coming back again and again. As a piece of feedist media, it's among the best.

How is it as an actual horror movie?

Considering it was made for just over a thousand dollars USD? Honestly better than most.

No-budget horror movies are a passion of mine. I'm a film school grad who has a handful of them under my belt myself. They're delightfully earnest while often being frustratingly incompetent, and are often only saved by being so bad that they're comical.

The Haunting Of Hog Hollow is not immune to common pitfalls of the genre, but it fares much better in spire of them.

There's distracting day-for-night shots at the beginning, green screened car interior shots, and occasional mic blowouts and pops. It wouldn't be a no-budget horror movie without them.

The dialogue is mixed, swaying back and forth from the catty improvised banter common in adult content and the ghostly, period language of Edith and Samantha as their presence grows bigger and bigger through the story.

What really shines in this movie are the effects (curtesy of Ivy and Maxgrowth) and the overall vibe and story of The Haunting Of Hog Hollow. Together, they make for a movie that is dreamlike and ethereal, where the scares are occasional but the creeping dread of being unable to resist the urge to feed like a pig swells bigger as the story progresses.

To me, its vibe is like a combination of The Haunting (1963) and Death Bed: The Bed That Eats. It's slow, sensual, and all about atmosphere, right up until its outrageously obese ending.

It's the kind of horror movie that's best put on in the background of a small Halloween party, meant to enhance the vibe in a fattening sort of way. It trades blood and gore for stuffing and messy eating, and is sure to get people in the mood to get filled up.

I only wish there was more.

More Edith Swinehart, more SSBBW action, more variety in shots. What's here is so good, it leaves you wanting.

But like Edith herself says, "Some appetites are never satisfied".

-Miss Indulgence