When You're Craving Food, Romance, & Bonus Content: Surprising Imagine a world where your cravings aren't just for snacks or sweet nothings-but for wisdom, thrills, and unexpected delights. Enter a trio of products that defy expectations: People Who Love to Eat Are Always the Best People: And Other Wisdom (a culinary compendium of quips that'll make you question your life choices), The Wedding People: A Novel (a love story where vows are barely the start of the drama), and Cat People (1982) (a chilling horror film that doubles as a Freudian case study). The cookbook's zany aphorisms-like "Coffee is the only thing that makes a bad morning better"-are a feast for the mind, pairing humor with heartfelt insights. The novel, meanwhile, serves up romance with a side of existential dread, where a couple's vows are upended by a mother's secret and a family's dark legacy. And then there's the DVD, a retro horror gem that's less about cats and more about a woman's obsession with her mother's eerie past, accompanied by bonus commentary that feels like a séance for the uninitiated. Each product satisfies a craving, but not the obvious one. Whether you're seeking sustenance, a love story, or a tale that lingers long after the credits roll, these choices prove that the best surprises often come with a dash of the unexpected-and a touch of bonus intrigue.