Food can and will kill you if you let it. If you come away with one thing from this movie: Don’t do bath salts. Take the recent case of the FSU student who murdered two people and ate the face of one due to flacca, a drug very similar to bath salts. According to, bath salts can cause paranoia, hallucinations, delirium, and even death. Real life: Bath salts are a psychoactive drug with serious consequences. Since humans often don’t listen to reason and try to kill the food, the food ends up murdering them all. Ultimately, he is decapitated in an event caused by the food.Īt the end of the movie, the supermarket goods inject all of the supermarket customers with bath salts and then try to reason with them. Once the junkie injects the bath salts, his food comes to life, which understandably freaks him out. The junkie is thinking that these bath salts are going to give a killer high. Movie: So there’s this junkie who buys bath salts from this guy in a janky car. Beware of douches because douches are evil. Here are seven things I learned by watching Sausage Party (Warning: spoilers ahead). Sausage Party is hilarious, fast-paced, and clever, yet also dumb, surprising, and kind of traumatizing. In this movie, Frank, a sausage, discovers the truth and tries to warn the rest of the supermarket. In reality, humans are savages, murdering the food by eating them. These supermarket goods believe that humans are gods who are choosing them for a better life in the great beyond. The basic premise for Sausage Party is that all supermarket products from peanut butter to tampons to toilet paper are sentient.

I mean, food coming to life and becoming aware of people eating it? Brilliant, absolutely brilliant (and it helps that I’m a 5-year-old at heart and can’t get enough cartoons). The moment Heather showed me the trailer a few months ago I knew that we had to see it together. Obviously, we were quite excited about this movie. It’s the opening night for Sausage Party, and I’m at the first showing with my friend Heather.

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Drinking game for sausage party