Showing posts with label Cannibal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cannibal. Show all posts

Monday, December 14, 2015

Hannibal (2001)


































  Hannibal Lecter now lives in self-exile in Italy. FBI agent Clarice Starling now has to face all the weight of the disgrace from Lecter's open case. A previous victim with enough power and connections will claim revenge on Lecter and once again the trail of blood continues...
  Ridley Scott decides to go big with the followup on Silence of the Lambs. Though not as good the its predecessor, Hannibal does maintain the same air of a quality thriller. We are left to discover more extensively the intriguing character of Hannibal and probably delve deeper into his "twisted" sense of reality. Extra points for the Rome scenes, class and history together with raw violence and blood ! Magnifico!
  Anthony Hopkins is truly a unique actor. Every role he has played, he made it into something really authentic ; always a wise, intelligent, classy man with respect to women. And it's interesting here too that all these attributes are accustomed to a cannibal! Julianne Moore for some reason breaks my nerves so I can't be a good judge of her. Ray Liotta is purely entertaining especially in the end while  Gary Oldman has a special appearance too! Don't miss it!
Must watch this : strictly with Tartar steak and a good double brewed strong ale. For iron stomachs only!
Trailer
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0212985/?ref_=fn_al_tt_2
Got shaved too fast. Now I am full of scars. Can you tell?
Is that a sandwich?
Me & my friends entering a restaurant

Friday, September 19, 2014

Cannibal Ferox (1981)


































  A group of anthropologists take a journey in the jungles of Colombia hoping to prove that the traditional tribes are not cannibals. They stumble upon a band of drug dealers who use the natives to process the coca leaf. When the natives can't take no more, it's time for a bloody revenge...
  Banned in 31 countries until recently, this film is definitely not a treat for the virgin eyes. Umberto Lenzi spares no expenses in making yet another violently shocking cannibal film. The level of gore is more than the average and you get fancy little scenes of random mutilation, torture and some extra violence on animals (the last one is real). It is rightfully considered a classic in its genre but be warned ; if you are used to tomato-style blood in films maybe you are not ready for it yet!
  Giovanni Lombardo Radice, Lorraine De Selle, Danilo Mattei, Zora Kerova and Walter Lucchini. It's not a surprise many of the actors in the cast where billed with a fake name. Not all actors were confident enough to be sure that their name in a film of such gore and violence would not hurt their possible careers. Nevertheless, the Italian finesse (even in such a film) is visible in the actors' performances ; you can sense that beneath the filth and shock lies talent!
Must watch this : we all have our violent anger outbreaks every now and then. If not, then I should better check myself. The point is that during those outbreaks when you really need to strangle a motherfucker, it is better to put this film to play. You won;t be hurting anyone but still you will get he satisfaction that somebody is getting it, real hard and painful!
Trailer
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082700/
So, how about I show you girls this thing I was talking about the other day?
Da fuck did I do last night?
This sure don't look good

Monday, July 14, 2014

The Mountain of the Cannibal God (1978) a.k.a La Montagna Del Dio Cannibale


































 Susan's anthropologist husband gets lost in the New Guinean jungle. In an attempt to save him, she convinces her brother and one of her colleagues to join her in an jungle expedition. Early inside their jungle trip, they get attacked by a cannibal tribe and saving their lives becomes a vital priority...
  Legendary Italian director Sergio Martino is not afraid to go all the way in this classic cannibal film. The colourful jungle forest scenes make the the film more vividly believable and the addition of a cult-fully presented tribe elevate it to another cult status. The 103 minutes of the film are alive with shocking violence between humans but also between animals and humans. Those with a taste for animal rights better stay away as this is no documentary and the animal blood is real!
  Ursula Andress is utterly enjoyable and breathtaking (as usual) as the classic bimbo scream queen that faces danger but still finds a way out of it by flashing her beauty. Stacy Keach finds the right balance between a macho and a city person but in the end his macho swag comes out and saves the day. An overall good experience acting-wise way far from the coldness of Hollywood. Viva Italia!
Must watch this : with a fresh exotic salad and a Mai Tai on a random summer afternoon. After the film, go to the beach and try not turning into a cannibal with everything you see there!
Trailer
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077945/
You came to wrong turf, motherfucker
Hmm Hmm. sweet black thing!
Bite the stick. It's gonna hurt


Friday, September 27, 2013

Cannibal Holocaust (1980)


































  New York anthropologist Professor Harold Monroe travels to the wild jungles of the Amazon rainforest in order to find out what happened to a documentary crew that was sent there two months ago. What he finds there is not exactly what he would wish to find. The explanation he takes back to the "civilized" world is not one that we are ready for!
  The Italians do it again! A real shocker in its time, this film does not fail to deliver its disturbing messages! Beautifully set in the Amazonian jungle, this film is full with amazing scenes of nature and wild animals! But don't get too romantic with it! Along with these documentary-like scenes you get over-the-top violence. I mean real violence,both human and animal violence and sometimes something in between. Director Ruggero Deodato certainly knows how to make people squirm while showing them some beautiful sceneries!
  The actors playing the missing cast are surprisingly good in their roles as civilized savages (it really makes you wonder why they are so good). Equally good is Robert Kerman in his role as the returning anthropologist who still has hope in his heart for humanity. The story seems too ordinary in the beginning (classic cannibal film) but you are in for a treat as the movie advances! Seriously though, watch this and ask yourself what is the moral issue at hand here! You will be amazed at the ingenuity of the film and you might question your surroundings! If you are not OK with extreme violence, don't watch this as it is more than full of it. You have been warned!
Must watch this : with an empty stomach (don't try this otherwise) with the company of a girl. See who falls in whose arms first!
Trailer
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0078935/
Sup?

I hope you are not peeing in there....

Family gathering