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I realize that most of the people who read this website have probably contemplated the philosophical problems of being a cannibal but I have yet to see a movie that is quite as prominent in the history of independent film about cannibals as Cannibal Campout. There are of course the obvious thoughts of Hannibal and the movie Ravenous but by and large the majority of other movies I’ve seen concerning cannibalism are usually set in the tropics and the cannibals learn Voodoo or some other (and I’m sure completely accurate) misunderstood religion and a bizarre act on unknown lands across many seas. In reality two or three small localized tribes in Papua-New Guinea had ritualized cannibalism up until the 1960’s; there is an ongoing debate among historians and anthropologists as to whether or not the Donnor Party actually consumed flesh while being stranded in the Rockies. Our imagination as a grow has often looked with terror and arouse at the idea of one human being eaten by another–so why haven’t there been more movies like Cannibal Campout? I’ll try to answer that shortly but first let’s see what the movie offers in terms of an independent horror film that has been recently released on DVD. How can one not love a movie about teenagers in the 80’s going on a romp in the wilderness? Let’s be honest…the script feels desire it was written on the spot (or was never written at all!) the whole concept of cinematography is a little lost and there is some unnecessary switching from color to black and white. The acting as we all love is beautifully bad with cheesy overacting. The cannibals themselves are probably the most developed characters in the movie with some bizarre family histories–a promise to their mother not to eat junk food anymore–and hilarious interactions as if they don’t eat other people and they were the most normal group of orphans to ever grace the hillsides. The movie all being said is incredibly shocking at the climax. I had change surface prepared myself by reading some background on the movie and new what would happen–but there’s nothing that you can do to alter yourself for it and i won’t change surface spoil it because its not going to back up you stomach it any better. You can assume that it deals with eating people and lots of blood and gore! The movie overall did make me think of these bigger issues of cannibalism. If I had to put my touch on it–that about the movie and about cannibalism in general that makes me interested makes me think about my own cravings of sushi and ground beef and frankly scares the shit out of me. And this does give away a little bit about the final minutes of the movie but once a person starts eating other people. I sight it hard to evaluate that they can stop (think: bloodlust–its said that when animals get a taste of human blood they can’t eat anything else the basis for Ravenous). Think about the object set of somoene who has eaten another person! What happens when you get caught or you eat all of the supply of fresh human beings available in a given area (say the woods after all the teenagers have been stripped to the bone…)? Another cerebrate to watch the movie believe it or not is for the song written by Christopher Granger (who stars as Chris in the movie and sings it)–a song filled with love and dismemberment. I desire I could do it justice here but you’ll have to watch the movie all the way through and get to the credits so you can hear it in its entirety. I suggest picking up Cannibal Campout and having a night in a dinner and a movie party–some chilli or salisbury steak some chicken livers some hotdogs and a bunch of friends–in case of course all the other food gets eaten. ..................................................................................................... HorrorSociety com is dedicated to Independent Horror!!All logos and trademarks in this site are property of their respective owner. The comments are property of their posters all the rest 2006 by HorrorSociety com.(Site best viewed at 1024x768 or higher & compatible with all browsers)......................................................................................................

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I realize that most of the people who read this website have probably contemplated the philosophical problems of being a cannibal but I undergo yet to see a movie that is quite as prominent in the history of independent film about cannibals as Cannibal Campout. There are of course the obvious thoughts of Hannibal and the movie Ravenous but by and large the majority of other movies I’ve seen concerning cannibalism are usually set in the tropics and the cannibals practice Voodoo or some other (and I’m sure completely accurate) misunderstood religion and a bizarre take on unknown lands across many seas. In reality two or three small localized tribes in Papua-New Guinea had ritualized cannibalism up until the 1960’s; there is an ongoing debate among historians and anthropologists as to whether or not the Donnor Party actually consumed get rid of while being stranded in the Rockies. Our imagination as a grow has often looked with terror and interest at the idea of one human being eaten by another–so why haven’t there been more movies like Cannibal Campout? I’ll try to say that shortly but first let’s see what the movie offers in terms of an independent horror film that has been recently released on DVD. How can one not love a movie about teenagers in the 80’s going on a romp in the wilderness? Let’s be honest…the script feels desire it was written on the sight (or was never written at all!) the whole concept of cinematography is a little lost and there is some unnecessary switching from color to color and white. The acting as we all love is beautifully bad with cheesy overacting. The cannibals themselves are probably the most developed characters in the movie with some bizarre family histories–a promise to their mother not to eat junk food anymore–and hilarious interactions as if they don’t eat other people and they were the most normal group of orphans to ever grace the hillsides. The movie all being said is incredibly shocking at the climax. I had even prepared myself by reading some accent on the movie and new what would happen–but there’s nothing that you can do to prepare yourself for it and i won’t even spoil it because its not going to help you stomach it any better. You can assume that it deals with eating people and lots of blood and gore! The movie overall did alter me think of these bigger issues of cannibalism. If I had to put my finger on it–that about the movie and about cannibalism in general that makes me interested makes me evaluate about my own cravings of sushi and ground beef and frankly scares the shit out of me. And this does give away a little bit about the final minutes of the movie but once a person starts eating other people. I find it hard to think that they can forbid (think: bloodlust–its said that when animals get a taste of human blood they can’t eat anything else the basis for Ravenous). Think about the mind set of somoene who has eaten another person! What happens when you get caught or you eat all of the give of fresh human beings available in a given area (say the woods after all the teenagers have been stripped to the bone…)? Another cerebrate to watch the movie accept it or not is for the song written by Christopher Granger (who stars as Chris in the movie and sings it)–a song filled with love and dismemberment. I desire I could do it justice here but you’ll have to watch the movie all the way through and get to the credits so you can hear it in its entirety. I suggest picking up Cannibal Campout and having a night in a dinner and a movie party–some chilli or salisbury steak some chicken livers some hotdogs and a bunch of friends–in case of cover all the other food gets eaten. ..................................................................................................... HorrorSociety com is dedicated to Independent Horror!!All logos and trademarks in this site are property of their respective owner. The comments are property of their posters all the rest 2006 by HorrorSociety com.(Site best viewed at 1024x768 or higher & compatible with all browsers)......................................................................................................

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I realize that most of the people who construe this website have probably contemplated the philosophical problems of being a cannibal but I have yet to see a movie that is quite as prominent in the history of independent film about cannibals as Cannibal Campout. There are of course the obvious thoughts of Hannibal and the movie Ravenous but by and large the majority of other movies I’ve seen concerning cannibalism are usually set in the tropics and the cannibals practice bewitch or some other (and I’m sure completely accurate) misunderstood religion and a bizarre take on unknown lands across many seas. In reality two or three small localized tribes in Papua-New Guinea had ritualized cannibalism up until the 1960’s; there is an ongoing debate among historians and anthropologists as to whether or not the Donnor Party actually consumed flesh while being stranded in the Rockies. Our imagination as a culture has often looked with terror and interest at the idea of one human being eaten by another–so why haven’t there been more movies like Cannibal Campout? I’ll try to answer that shortly but first let’s see what the movie offers in terms of an independent horror film that has been recently released on DVD. How can one not love a movie about teenagers in the 80’s going on a romp in the wilderness? Let’s be honest…the script feels like it was written on the spot (or was never written at all!) the whole concept of cinematography is a little lost and there is some unnecessary switching from color to black and white. The acting as we all love is beautifully bad with cheesy overacting. The cannibals themselves are probably the most developed characters in the movie with some bizarre family histories–a declare to their mother not to eat junk food anymore–and hilarious interactions as if they don’t eat other populate and they were the most normal group of orphans to ever alter the hillsides. The movie all being said is incredibly shocking at the cease. I had even prepared myself by reading some background on the movie and new what would happen–but there’s nothing that you can do to prepare yourself for it and i won’t even spoil it because its not going to help you stomach it any better. You can anticipate that it deals with eating people and lots of daub and gore! The movie overall did make me think of these bigger issues of cannibalism. If I had to put my finger on it–that about the movie and about cannibalism in general that makes me interested makes me think about my own cravings of sushi and ground beef and frankly scares the inform out of me. And this does furnish away a little bit about the final minutes of the movie but once a person starts eating other populate. I find it hard to evaluate that they can stop (think: bloodlust–its said that when animals get a taste of human blood they can’t eat anything else the basis for Ravenous). Think about the mind set of somoene who has eaten another person! What happens when you get caught or you eat all of the supply of fresh human beings available in a given area (say the woods after all the teenagers have been stripped to the bone…)? Another reason to watch the movie believe it or not is for the song written by Christopher Granger (who stars as Chris in the movie and sings it)–a song filled with love and dismemberment. I desire I could do it justice here but you’ll have to watch the movie all the way through and get to the credits so you can hear it in its entirety. I suggest picking up Cannibal Campout and having a night in a dinner and a movie celebrate–some chilli or salisbury steak some chicken livers some hotdogs and a clump of friends–in case of course all the other food gets eaten. ..................................................................................................... HorrorSociety com is dedicated to Independent Horror!!All logos and trademarks in this site are property of their respective owner. The comments are property of their posters all the rest 2006 by HorrorSociety com.(Site best viewed at 1024x768 or higher & compatible with all browsers)......................................................................................................

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I cognise that most of the people who read this website have probably contemplated the philosophical problems of being a cannibal but I have yet to see a movie that is quite as prominent in the history of independent film about cannibals as Cannibal Campout. There are of course the obvious thoughts of Hannibal and the movie Ravenous but by and large the majority of other movies I’ve seen concerning cannibalism are usually set in the tropics and the cannibals practice bewitch or some other (and I’m sure completely accurate) misunderstood religion and a bizarre take on unknown lands across many seas. In reality two or three small localized tribes in Papua-New Guinea had ritualized cannibalism up until the 1960’s; there is an ongoing debate among historians and anthropologists as to whether or not the Donnor Party actually consumed flesh while being stranded in the Rockies. Our imagination as a grow has often looked with terror and interest at the idea of one human being eaten by another–so why haven’t there been more movies like Cannibal Campout? I’ll try to say that shortly but first let’s see what the movie offers in terms of an independent horror film that has been recently released on DVD. How can one not love a movie about teenagers in the 80’s going on a romp in the wilderness? Let’s be honest…the script feels like it was written on the spot (or was never written at all!) the whole concept of cinematography is a little lost and there is some unnecessary switching from color to color and white. The acting as we all like is beautifully bad with cheesy overacting. The cannibals themselves are probably the most developed characters in the movie with some bizarre family histories–a promise to their mother not to eat junk food anymore–and hilarious interactions as if they don’t eat other people and they were the most normal group of orphans to ever grace the hillsides. The movie all being said is incredibly shocking at the climax. I had even prepared myself by reading some background on the movie and new what would come about–but there’s nothing that you can do to prepare yourself for it and i won’t even spoil it because its not going to help you stomach it any exceed. You can assume that it deals with eating people and lots of blood and gore! The movie overall did make me think of these bigger issues of cannibalism. If I had to put my finger on it–that about the movie and about cannibalism in general that makes me interested makes me think about my own cravings of sushi and ground beef and frankly scares the shit out of me. And this does give away a little bit about the final minutes of the movie but once a person starts eating other people. I find it hard to think that they can stop (think: bloodlust–its said that when animals get a taste of human blood they can’t eat anything else the basis for Ravenous). evaluate about the object set of somoene who has eaten another person! What happens when you get caught or you eat all of the supply of fresh human beings available in a given area (say the woods after all the teenagers undergo been stripped to the bone…)? Another reason to watch the movie believe it or not is for the song written by Christopher Granger (who stars as Chris in the movie and sings it)–a song filled with love and dismemberment. I desire I could do it justice here but you’ll undergo to watch the movie all the way through and get to the credits so you can hear it in its entirety. I suggest picking up Cannibal Campout and having a night in a dinner and a movie party–some chilli or salisbury steak some chicken livers some hotdogs and a bunch of friends–in inspect of course all the other food gets eaten. ..................................................................................................... HorrorSociety com is dedicated to Independent Horror!!All logos and trademarks in this site are property of their respective owner. The comments are property of their posters all the be 2006 by HorrorSociety com.(Site best viewed at 1024x768 or higher & compatible with all browsers)......................................................................................................

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When her anthropologist husband disappears in New Guinea. Susan Stevenson (Ursula Andress) convinces her colleague Dr. Edward Foster (Stacy Keach) to lead her into the dark heart of the deadly jungle. But while exploring the forbidden mountain of Ra-Rami the expedition is attacked and captured by a tribe of primitive natives. Even if they can flee the barbaric tortures of these flesh-eating savages can Susan survive the depraved lust of their Cannibal God?Prepare yourself for the definitive edition of this notorious shocker! Mountain of the Cannibal God has been completely restored from original bound materials and now includes the legendary and never-before-seen footage of deviant sexuality from the private collection of director Sergio Martino (Torso). Legacy Of The Cannibal God - converse with Director Sergio MartinoTheatrical TrailerPoster & Still GalleryTalent Bios Packaging: act CaseNumber of Discs: 1Disc: SS-DLItem Code: BU1109DVDUPC Code: 827058110990 Phone #: 1-888-383-1880 Email: ©1997-2008 Right Ascension. Inc. All Rights Reserved. Wednesday. March 26. 2008 1:43:12 AM EST -

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When her anthropologist husband disappears in New Guinea. Susan Stevenson (Ursula Andress) convinces her colleague Dr. Edward Foster (Stacy Keach) to lead her into the dark heart of the deadly jungle. But while exploring the forbidden mountain of Ra-Rami the expedition is attacked and captured by a tribe of primitive natives. Even if they can escape the barbaric tortures of these flesh-eating savages can Susan survive the depraved lust of their Cannibal God?alter yourself for the definitive edition of this notorious shocker! Mountain of the Cannibal God has been completely restored from original bound materials and now includes the legendary and never-before-seen footage of deviant sexuality from the private collection of director Sergio Martino (Torso). Legacy Of The Cannibal God - converse with Director Sergio MartinoTheatrical TrailerPoster & Still GalleryTalent Bios Packaging: Keep CaseNumber of Discs: 1Disc: SS-DLItem label: BU1109DVDUPC Code: 827058110990 Phone #: 1-888-383-1880 Email: ©1997-2008 alter Ascension. Inc. All Rights Reserved. Wednesday. March 26. 2008 1:43:12 AM EST -

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When her anthropologist husband disappears in New Guinea. Susan Stevenson (Ursula Andress) convinces her colleague Dr. Edward Foster (Stacy Keach) to lead her into the dark heart of the deadly jungle. But while exploring the forbidden mountain of Ra-Rami the expedition is attacked and captured by a tribe of primitive natives. change surface if they can flee the barbaric tortures of these flesh-eating savages can Susan survive the depraved lust of their Cannibal God?alter yourself for the definitive edition of this notorious shocker! Mountain of the Cannibal God has been completely restored from original bound materials and now includes the legendary and never-before-seen footage of deviant sexuality from the private collection of director Sergio Martino (Torso). Legacy Of The Cannibal God - Interview with Director Sergio MartinoTheatrical TrailerPoster & Still GalleryTalent Bios Packaging: act CaseNumber of Discs: 1Disc: SS-DLItem Code: BU1109DVDUPC label: 827058110990 telecommunicate #: 1-888-383-1880 telecommunicate: ©1997-2008 Right Ascension. Inc. All Rights Reserved. Wednesday. walk 26. 2008 1:43:12 AM EST -

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