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Least Favorite Cannibal Movies
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Baby Firefly	Aug 7 2015, 07:59 AM Post #1
The Devil Himself Posts: 75,546 Group: Admins Member #1 Joined: Apr 4, 2013 Mood None Favorite Horror Films The Devil's Rejects, Dawn Of The Dead (2004), Halloween II (2009), The Hills Have Eyes (2006), The Last House On The Left (1972), The Divide, Red State, Mother's Day, Stage Fright Favorite Horror Subgenre Slashers	What are some of your least favorite cannibal movies?



Neurotic Chainsaw	Aug 7 2015, 08:31 AM Post #2
Vengeful Victim Posts: 9,032 Group: Members Member #1,525 Joined: Apr 4, 2015 Mood None Favorite Horror Films DeadGirl, The Blair Witch Project, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, TCM: The Next Generation, The Ring, May, Ginger Snaps, Starry Eyes, The Loved Ones, Night of the Creeps, Spring, Scream 1 and 2, etc. Favorite Horror Subgenre Slashers	Dahmer. Completely down-played the real Dahmer's depravity. Does this even count?



GL84	Aug 7 2015, 04:30 PM Post #3
Killer's Therapist Posts: 4,648 Group: Members Member #1,090 Joined: Nov 13, 2014 Mood Mellow Favorite Horror Films Zombi 2-4; The Beyond; Burial Ground: Nights of Terror; Hell of the Living Dead; NY Ripper; Black Sunday; Premutos; Dinoshark; Sharknado, Mega Shark, Hatchet, Sharktopus, Fri. 13th, Lake Placid series Favorite Horror Subgenre Zombies, cheesy Creature Features and classic Eurohorror	Again, since I assume you mean Jungle-Cannibal films I'd say Cannibal Ferox, though only by virtue of being the lowest of the three I've seen between Cannibal Holocaust, Mountain of the Cannibal God and Ferox.
	Do illiterate people get the full effect of alphabet soup? Some people are like slinkies: not good for anything, but you can't help but laugh when one falls down the stairs. My review blog: http://donshorrormovieblog.blogspot.com/


Baby Firefly	Aug 10 2015, 01:27 PM Post #4
The Devil Himself Posts: 75,546 Group: Admins Member #1 Joined: Apr 4, 2013 Mood None Favorite Horror Films The Devil's Rejects, Dawn Of The Dead (2004), Halloween II (2009), The Hills Have Eyes (2006), The Last House On The Left (1972), The Divide, Red State, Mother's Day, Stage Fright Favorite Horror Subgenre Slashers	Eaten Alive (1980) Last Cannibal World (1977) They weren't BAD but definitely not as strong as the other five or six from that time period that I've seen.



GL84	Aug 11 2015, 05:51 PM Post #5
Killer's Therapist Posts: 4,648 Group: Members Member #1,090 Joined: Nov 13, 2014 Mood Mellow Favorite Horror Films Zombi 2-4; The Beyond; Burial Ground: Nights of Terror; Hell of the Living Dead; NY Ripper; Black Sunday; Premutos; Dinoshark; Sharknado, Mega Shark, Hatchet, Sharktopus, Fri. 13th, Lake Placid series Favorite Horror Subgenre Zombies, cheesy Creature Features and classic Eurohorror	Exactly. It's not that they're bad films, but they're just the low one on the totem pole by default. I feel that way with way too many films out there.
	Do illiterate people get the full effect of alphabet soup? Some people are like slinkies: not good for anything, but you can't help but laugh when one falls down the stairs. My review blog: http://donshorrormovieblog.blogspot.com/


MacReadyOrNot	Apr 7 2018, 03:01 AM Post #6
Best Friend Character Posts: 11,760 Group: Global Moderators Member #1,503 Joined: Mar 23, 2015 Mood Notworthy Favorite Horror Films John Carpenter's The Thing, The Cabin in the Woods, Bride of Frankenstein, An American Werewolf in London, Night of the Living Dead and so many more Favorite Horror Subgenre Horror/Comedy, Horror/Sci-Fi, Horror Anthology and Foreign	Probably most Jungle-Cannibal movies I'm also not that big a fan of Hannibal. No Jodie Foster. No Jonathan Demme. Should have never went forward.



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