History Film / CannibalFerox

* KarmicDeath: Mike [[CripplingCastration chops off a tribesman's manhood]], and he has the same done to him, later in the film.

Three college kids, Gloria (Lorraine De Selle), Rudy (Danilo Mattei) and Pat (Zora Kerova), [[TemptingFate out to write a thesis that cannibalism no longer exists]] head to South America. Once there, they encounter a pair of drug dealers, Mike (Giovanni Lombardo Radice) and Joe (Walter Lucchini) who claim to be fleeing from a CannibalTribe that attacked them. Continuing on until they reach the tribe for some reason, they find the village deserted except for a few members lurking around the fringes. It seems Mike lied; he had actually been forcing the tribe to gather coca and mine for emeralds, and had killed one of them for his own sadistic amusement, prompting the attack. When he kills another one, the tribe decides there shall be no more and goes on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge against the dealers and kiddies. {{Gorn}} ensues.

Three college kids, Gloria (Lorraine De Selle), Rudy (Danilo Mattei) and Pat (Zora Kerova), [[TemptingFate out to write a thesis that cannibalism no longer exists]] head to South America. Once there, they encounter a pair of drug dealers, Mike (Giovanni Lombardo Radice) and Joe (Walter Lucchini) who claim to be fleeing from a CannibalTribe that attacked them. [[WhatAnIdiot Continuing on until they reach the tribe for some reason]], they find the village deserted except for a few members lurking around the fringes. It seems Mike lied; he had actually been forcing the tribe to gather coca and mine for emeralds, and had killed one of them for his own sadistic amusement, prompting the attack. When he kills another one, the tribe decides there shall be no more and goes on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge against the dealers and kiddies. {{Gorn}} ensues.

* KarmicDeath: Mike chops off a tribesman's manhood, and he has the same done to him, later in the film.

%%* AssholeVictim: Mike, ooh boy Mike.

%%* Movie

%%* CannibalFilm
%%* CapturedByCannibals

* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: The tribe goes on this.

%%* TheAmazon

%%* BMovie

%%* {{Plagiarism}}: Of ''Cannibal Holocaust''.

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From beginning to end, it's a watered-down [[{{Plagiarism}} rip-off]] of ''Film/CannibalHolocaust''.

* MeanCharacterNiceActor: Mike, played by Giovanni Lombardo Radice, ''hated'' making this movie and refused to kill the animals himself. They had to hire a stuntman to do the killings. When, Lenzi, the director, told Radice that RobertDeNiro would have done the animal killings, Radice replied, [[MomentOfAwesome "De Niro would have kicked your ass all the way back to Rome!"]]

* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: Through the breasts with fish-hooks, egad! And you thought the clit-snip from ''{{Film/Antichrist}}'' and the nipple-bite from ''SnakesOnAPlane'' were horrid, ladies!

'''''Cannibal Ferox''''', also known as ''Make Them Die Slowly'' and ''Woman from Deep River'' is a 1981 [[ExploitationFilm exploitation]] horror film directed by Umberto Lenzi.

* TheAmazon
* AssholeVictim: Mike, ooh boy Mike.
* AxCrazy: Mike again.
* BMovie
* CannibalFilm
* CapturedByCannibals
* ExploitationFilm

* {{Gorn}}: Errr, yeah.
* GroinAttack

* HollywoodSilencer: Surprisingly averted here, as WebVideo/TheCinemaSnob points out.
* HorrorFilms
* HumansAreBastards

* LargeHam: Mike
** EvilIsHammy

* MsFanservice: Pat.
* NationalGeographicNudity

* {{Plagiarism}}: Of ''Cannibal Holocaust''.
* TenderTears: Gloria.
* TribalCarry
* [[VideoNasties Video Nasty]]: Much like its predecessor, this film was banned in Britain as a Video Nasty.
* WesternTerrorists
* WackyWaysideTribe

* AxCrazy: Mike.

* BannedInChina: Exaggerated or not, it was/is definitely banned in at least ''some'' places.

** {{Evil is Hammy}}
* MsFanservice

From beginning to end, it's a watered-down [[{{Plagiarism}} rip-off]] of ''CannibalHolocaust''.

* [[VideoNasties Video Nasty]]

Three college kids, Gloria (Lorraine De Selle), Rudy (Danilo Mattei) and Pat (Zora Kerova), [[TemptingFate out to write a thesis that cannibalism no longer exists]] head to South America. Once there, they encounter a pair of drug dealers, Mike (Giovanni Lombardo Radice) and Joe (Walter Lucchini) who claim to be fleeing from a CannibalTribe that attacked them. [[WhatAnIdiot Continuing on until they reach the tribe for some reason]], they find the village deserted except for a few members lurking around the fringes. It seems Mike lied; he had actually been forcing the tribe to gather cocca and mine for emeralds, and had killed one of them for his own sadistic amusement, prompting the attack. When he kills another one, the tribe decides there shall be no more and goes on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge against the dealers and kiddies. {{Gorn}} ensues.

No 70s/80s grindhouse cannibal film would be complete without some [[WhatMeasureIsANonHuman genuine animal killings]]; here a rodent is eaten by an anaconda, a monkey is eaten by a leopard, a boar is stabbed, a turtle is dismembered, and an alligator is sliced open. Also; the film's principle marketing point was that it had allegedly been [[BannedInChina banned in 31 countries]]. However, a complete list of the countries it was banned in has never been given, and many of the countries it was once banned in have now lifted the ban.

* CannibalTribe

* HollywoodSilencer: Surprisingly averted here, as LetsPlay/TheCinemaSnob points out.

No 70s/80s grindhouse cannibal film would be complete without some [[WhatMeasureIsANonHuman genuine animal killings]]; here a rodent is eaten by an anaconda, a monkey is eaten by a leopard, a boar is stabbed, a turtle is dismembered, and an alligator is sliced open. Also; the film's principle marketing point was that it had alledgedly been [[BannedInChina banned in 31 countries]]. However, a complete list of the countries it was banned in has never been given, and many of the countries it was once banned in have now lifted the ban.

* HollywoodSilencer: Surprisingly averted here, as TheCinemaSnob points out.