“Sausage Party” gives new meaning to the ... a chamber of horrors — a kitchen — in which a potato is skinned and boiled, baby carrots are eaten alive and frankfurters are sliced, bisected ...

Seth Rogen’s raunchy “Sausage Party” contains occasional flashes ... shrieks one sausage as she pops baby carrots into her mouth.) Unfortunately, there are about 60 more minutes to fill ...

Sure you do! It was the first CGI film to secure an R-rating, so in a way, it made history, but not because of the gruesome baby carrot massacre. When it comes to the Sausage Party name ...

in one moment in Sausage Party, a potato drops numerous F-bombs while horrifically being skinned alive (ahem, peeled) by a human, who chomps on (screaming!) baby carrots. According to Sony ...

It's a sunny August afternoon and Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg — producers and writers of Sausage Party ... even live baby carrots. Rogen insists the concept was not inspired by ...

Sausage Party's most genuine comedy comes in sick set pieces; a grocery store mishap patterned on Saving Private Ryan, a kitchen scene when even baby carrots are massacred, a climactic food orgy.

Sausage Party has an inherently funny premise ... there are plenty of giggles to be had as a potato is skinned alive or baby carrots are butchered to the freakish horror of all other products.

And on that happy note, here's the (exceptionally profane) red band trailer for "Sausage Party"! Oh the foodmanity! Won't somebody please think of the baby carrots! Cooked up by Rogen and his ...

Sausage Party, which features the voices of ... a woman chomping on a pair of squealing baby carrots, and a cup of pain-stricken ramen noodles frantically scooping its insides back into its ...