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Arkadin hat geschrieben:

buxtebrawler hat geschrieben:

Arkadin hat geschrieben:Lese ich da richtig? Mit der Musik von "Accept"?

Yepp! Kenne den Film gar nicht - lohnt? Und welche Accept-Songs kommen vor?

Keine Ahnung. Der einzige Film, den ich bisher mit "Accept"-Mucke gesehen habe, war Bava Jr.s "Demoni".

Arkadin hat geschrieben:Schrödinger Medien? Taugen die was? Ich dachte Schrödinger verkauft nur Katzen?

Arkadin hat geschrieben:Schrödinger Medien? Taugen die was? Ich dachte Schrödinger verkauft nur Katzen?

purgatorio hat geschrieben:

Arkadin hat geschrieben:Schrödinger Medien? Taugen die was? Ich dachte Schrödinger verkauft nur Katzen?

tot oder lebendig?

jogiwan hat geschrieben:

purgatorio hat geschrieben:

Arkadin hat geschrieben:Schrödinger Medien? Taugen die was? Ich dachte Schrödinger verkauft nur Katzen?

tot oder lebendig?

Ja!

EATEN ALIVE! THE RISE AND FALL OF THE ITALIAN CANNIBAL FILM is an upcoming feature length documentary, produced for our BluRay release of ZOMBI HOLOCAUST (1980). Don't let the name deceive you though - this awesome arterial-spraying sickie is actually a cross-pollination of ghoulish thunder and tribal torment that successfully works as both a cannibal creeper and a Fulci-esque creature feature. And in some ways it even represents the very last creative breath of jungle jaunting!

EATEN ALIVE! THE RISE AND FALL OF THE ITALIAN CANNIBAL FILM will, of course, focus on spaghetti splatter's most controversial movie genre. Insitgated by Umberto Lenzi's Thai-set THE MAN FROM DEEP RIVER (1972), and reaching a notorious peak with Ruggero Deodato's horrifying CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST (1980), the form would eventually fade from view with such lesser known romps as AMAZONIA (1985) and MASSACRE IN DINOSAUR VALLEY (1985). More recently, with the Hollywood-made WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE (2007), and Eli Roth's THE GREEN INFERNO, terrifying tales of meat-muncing tribes have made their return to the big screen. As such, the time is ripe to share some of the true stories behind the making of some of shock cinema's most stomach turning shockers.

With EATEN ALIVE! THE RISE AND FALL OF THE ITALIAN CANNIBAL FILM, High Rising Productions and 88 Films turn the camera upon such groundbreaking filmmakers as Lenzi, Deodato and MOUNTAIN OF THE CANNIBAL GOD's Sergio Martino. Also participating are LAST CANNIBAL WORLD actress Me Me Lai, in her first ever recorded interview, CANNIBAL FEROX's main man Giovanni Lombardo Radice and HOLOCAUST's Robert Kerman. Offering a critical perspective are respected journalists John Martin and Kim Newman, author Mikel Koven, academic Shelagh Rowan Legg, director Luigi Cozzi (CONTAMINATION) and Italian genre scholar and screenwriter Antonio Tentori (CAT IN THE BRAIN).

EATEN ALIVE! THE RISE AND FALL OF THE ITALIAN CANNIBAL FILM is the "one that goes all the way" - probing into the facts behind the legends and revealing how a trend that has fascinated, and revolted, viewers in equal measures first came to prominence. From the exotic locations to the most controversial aspects of these frequently censored eat-a-thons - everything is explored, including - of course - the idiosyncratic identity of ZOMBI HOLOCAUST itself: a bizarre blend of native fry-up and living dead delirium!

jogiwan hat geschrieben:tönt jedenfalls super!