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Summary: Two Cannibal Movies in one!
Review: This two DVD movie pack is a pettery good deal for a cheap price. It has all right DVD Features like Mountain of The Cannibal God has a 13 minute interview with Director Sergio Martino, Theatrical Trailer, Poster & Still Gallery, Talent Bios. Now For Cannibal Man Does not have much DVD Features it only has Theatrical Trailer. Both movies are in Widescreen,the picture quality is pettery good and clean, the sound is pettery good. If you are into cannibal movies, pick this one up!
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Summary: PETA members need not apply
Review: Wow. This lovely Anchor Bay 2-on-1 special deal features two great movies. Mountain AKA Slave of the Cannibal God features two cannibal girls applying body paint to a nude Ursula Andress, which alone makes this one worth the price of admission. There's as much animal mutilation here as Cannibal Ferox, so that will make it offensive to some. The best part was the unexpected (fake?) bestiality scene which made me fall off my chair with laughter. The sweaty, coked-out looking Stacy Keach (AKA TV's Mike Hammer) adds to the fun. Cheap, sleazy, and funny if you're sick like me. Cannibal Man, on the other hand, was a well-done, thoughtful piece of film making. A Spanish release from 1971, Cannibal Man offers an unusual amount of gore and sickness given its early release. Definitely splatterific. But you also get a great story with excellent pacing and intelligent script. The title character works in a slaughterhouse, so you do get some actual cattle kill/mutilation moments. He's more of a serial killer really than a cannibal, but what the heck. Gore fans should click like maniacs to acquire this great DVD.
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Summary: PETA members need not apply
Review: Wow. This lovely Anchor Bay 2-on-1 special deal features two great movies. Mountain AKA Slave of the Cannibal God features two cannibal girls applying body paint to a nude Ursula Andress, which alone makes this one worth the price of admission. There's as much animal mutilation here as Cannibal Ferox, so that will make it offensive to some. The best part was the unexpected (fake?) bestiality scene which made me fall off my chair with laughter. The sweaty, coked-out looking Stacy Keach (AKA TV's Mike Hammer) adds to the fun. Cheap, sleazy, and funny if you're sick like me. Cannibal Man, on the other hand, was a well-done, thoughtful piece of film making. A Spanish release from 1971, Cannibal Man offers an unusual amount of gore and sickness given its early release. Definitely splatterific. But you also get a great story with excellent pacing and intelligent script. The title character works in a slaughterhouse, so you do get some actual cattle kill/mutilation moments. He's more of a serial killer really than a cannibal, but what the heck. Gore fans should click like maniacs to acquire this great DVD.
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