The Cannibal Within
A very strange little novel that’s obtained some minor popularity on the underground circuit. A good book? Not entirely. An interesting one? Most definitely!
A very strange little novel that’s obtained some minor popularity on the underground circuit. A good book? Not entirely. An interesting one? Most definitely!
A surprise: a moldy oldie that never seemed too promising (especially since it was made into a crummy 1982 flick) but which turned out to be one of the finest genre novels I’ve read in some time. It’s graphic, imaginative and wildly unpredictable, not to mention pleasingly eccentric.
Those of you not wanting to experience graphic depictions of violent psychosis are advised to steer clear. For everyone else, though, it comes highly recommended as an eye-opening peek into some of the darker regions of the human psyche.
Examining one of horror media’s more pertinent issues: the differences between zombies and cannibals!
The second feature by Hong Kong’s Tsui Hark was this Kung Fu infused, cannibal-themed comedy
An ultra-low budget exercise in bodily mutation horror that should please cult movie fans…provided they’re in a very forgiving mood!
A solid, if pretentious, 1971 psycho thriller from Spain
This hugely controversial exploitation epic is easily the best of the Italian cannibal movies of the late seventies and early eighties. It’s also one of the most repellant, disturbing and morally repugnant films ever made
So-bad-it’s-rotten comedy-horror from Canada, notable only for the fact that it was an early effort by director Ivan Reitman
This trashy “comedy” is a good example of just how shitty eighties movies got