MOUNTAIN OF THE CANNIBAL GOD
The undoubted magnum opus of Italy’s Sergio Martino, and possibly the most ambitious entry in the Italian cannibal movie cycle
The undoubted magnum opus of Italy’s Sergio Martino, and possibly the most ambitious entry in the Italian cannibal movie cycle
The term “product of its time” could have been coined to describe this novel
Impossible to adequately categorize, this “African Idyll” tells the story of a hunt for a buffalo with a priceless diamond stuck to its head
Here, in the early days of 2021, is the latest edition of my annual Bedlam in Print overview
The cover and description make this novel seem like a light-hearted satire, which it isn’t
The 2012 film adaptation of Stephen King’s most outrageous story
Just what the title says.
A double dose of early 1980s Italo-sploitation, blending an account of crazy Vietnam veterans on the loose with cannibal movie nastiness
Here, in the early days of 2021, is the latest edition of my annual Bedlam in Print overview
A must-read due to its concept: a future world in which human flesh is harvested for food