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Release: June 24, 2025

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A desperate rescue mission to the jungles of New Guinea will uncover a maniacal cult leader and an all-you-can-eat buffet of flesh-chomping carnage. THE WORLDWIDE UHD PREMIERE After launching the genre with MAN FROM DEEP RIVER, writer/director Umberto Lenzi "ups the ante and then some" (Dread Central) with "the most entertaining cannibal adventure of them all" (Daily Dead), now in UHD for the first time ever: A desperate rescue expedition to the jungles of New Guinea will unleash bizarre primitive rituals, over-the-top violence, gratuitous nudity, recycled footage, a maniacal cult leader and an all-you-can-eat buffet of flesh-chomping carnage. Robert Kerman (CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST), Janet Agren (CITY OF THE LIVING DEAD), Ivan Rassimov (ALL THE COLORS OF THE DARK), Paola Senatore (EMANUELLE IN AMERICA), Me Me Lai (LAST CANNIBAL WORLD) and Mel Ferrer (THE GREAT ALLIGATOR) star in this "grisly greatest hits package" (Mondo Digital) scanned in 4K from the CRI with over 4 hours of Special Features that include a newly discovered discussion of cannibal films between Umberto Lenzi and Ruggero Deodato. Special Features Audio Commentary With Mondo Digital's Nathaniel Thompson And Troy Howarth, Author Of Make Them Die Slowly: The Kinetic Cinema Of Umberto Lenzi Welcome To The Jungle - Interview With Director Umberto Lenzi Deodato Meats Lenzi - An Exclusive Discussion Of Their Cannibal Films Me Me Lai Bites Back - Feature Documentary On The Queen Of Cannibal Movies The Sect Of The Purification - Interview With Production Designer Antonello Geleng Archival Interviews With Actors Ivan Rassimov And Robert Kerman 2013 Q&A With Umberto Lenzi From The Festival Of Fantastic Films Newly Discovered Alternate Footage Trailer Bonus Materials Audio Commentary With Mondo Digital's Nathaniel Thompson And Troy Howarth, Author Of Make Them Die Slowly: The Kinetic Cinema Of Umberto Lenzi Welcome To The Jungle - Interview With Director Umberto Lenzi Deodato Meats Lenzi - An Exclusive Discussion Of Their Cannibal Films Me Me Lai Bites Back - Feature Documentary On The Queen Of Cannibal Movies The Sect Of The Purification - Interview With Production Designer Antonello Geleng Archival Interviews With Actors Ivan Rassimov And Robert Kerman 2013 Q&A With Umberto Lenzi From The Festival Of Fantastic Films Newly Discovered Alternate Footage Trailer Cast & Crew Actors: Robert Kerman as Mark Butler Janet Agren as Sheila Morris Ivan Rassimov as Jonas Melvin Mel Ferrer as Professor Carter Paola Senatore as Diana Morris Me Me Lai as Mowara Fiamma Maglione as Alma Franco Fantasia as Reeves Franco Coduti as Karan Alfred Joseph Berry Michele Schmiegelm as Native Girl Director: Umberto Lenzi Producer: Luciano Martino Producer: Mino Loy Top About this item Similar From the Brand Reviews Eaten Alive [4K UHD]

Release: February 20, 2018

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Product Description Frightening and gore-filled account of a woman who joins forces with an adventurer to search for her missing sister in the jungles of New Guinea. Their journey leads to a tribe of cannibals led by a deranged cult leader who uses sex and drugs to get his way. Not for the squeamish, this Umberto Lenzi outing stars Janet Agren, Ivan Rassimov, Robert Kerman, and Mel Ferrer. 93 min. Widescreen; Soundtracks: Italian Dolby Digital mono, English Dolby Digital mono, Spanish Dolby Digital mono; Subtitles: English; interviews; documentary. In Italian with English subtitles/Dubbed in English. Limited edition also includes CD soundtrack. Review HEAPS ON THE GORY GOODS… This is trash filmmaking at its most astonishing! --Mondo Digital UNMISSABLE… Full of appalling dialogue, excessive gore, gratuitous nudity and graphic cannibal gut-munching! --Digital Retribution A TRUE GORE GRUE FEST… It remains essential viewing for all fans of extreme shock-cinema! --EatMyBrains.com

Release: November 4, 2014

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Chuck Workman is best known for creating unforgettable Oscar montage sequences and for his award-winning documentaries. In What is Cinema? he demonstrates his command of cinematic language, creating a visual essay out of clips from films that pushed the boundaries of the art form and gave us ideas of what the future might hold.