Ruggero Deodato, Umberto Lenzi and Sergio Martino discuss their notorious cannibal films, including The Man From Deep River, Cannibal Ferox, Cannibal Holocaust and The Mountain of the Cannibal Godįirst there was Cannibal Holocaust… Then came Cannibal Ferox … But somewhere in France, someone was already hatching a plot to cash-in on the Italian intestinal classics with Cannibal Terror. Remastered uncompressed Italian audio with newly translated subtitles‘Scenes From Banned Alive: The Rise and Fall of Italian Cannibal Movies’.Extensive clean-up and colour correction carried out.Brand new 2K remaster from the original camera negative in 1.66:1 OAR.A potent mix of macabre imagery, scenic locations, extreme gore and sly in-jokes, The Green Inferno is the gut-munching sequel you always knew you wanted but were too afraid to ask for! THE GREEN INFERNO: CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST 2 (1988)Ī group of enterprising adventurers venture into the Amazon jungle in search of a missing professor but soon the youngsters encounter more than they bargained for – European colonialism is exploiting the rainforest and the natives are fighting back! While Deodato’s original critiqued the mondo pseudo-documentary phenomenon, here director Antonio Climati (Mondo Cane, Savage Man, Savage Beast) turns the focus to satirising the hypocrisy and complexity of Cannibal Holocaust itself. Check out the cover artwork, details and special features here…
Distributor 88 Films has announced the upcoming UK home-entertainment releases of 1988’s The Green Inferno: Cannibal Holocaust ’s Cannibal Terror, both of which are set to arrive on Blu-ray in March.
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