News: Cannibal Holocaust (UK - BD RB)

Cannibal Holocaust (UK - BD RB)

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Title: Cannibal Holocaust (IMDb)
Starring: Robert Kerman
Released: 26th September 2011
SRP: £19.99 (DVD) £24.99 (BD)

Further Details:
Shameless Screen Entertainment has announced the DVD and Blu-ray release of Cannibal Holocaust for the 26th of September, priced at around £19.99 and £24.99 respectively. Technical details can be found below, along with the artwork.

Introduction to the Original Film by Director Ruggero Deodato 
Introduction to the New Director’s Edit by Ruggero Deodato
Film and be Damned: Inteview with Ruggero Deodato and Actor Carl G. Yorke
The Long Road Back from Hell: Specially Commissioned Documentary by Cine Excess Featuring Kim Newman, Professor Julian Petley, Professor Mary Wood, Ruggero Deodato, Carl G. Yorke and actress Francesca Ciardi
Theatrical Trailer
Easter Egg
Shameless Trailer Park

News by Chris Gould

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stevepulaski

One of the few films I'll never, ever watch. It's disgusting, shameful, and inhumane. The cover art is a disgrace as well.

Gabe Powers

Wilson Bros wrote: Gabe - apparently, all that is missing from this "new edit" is just the musk rat suffering from rather nasty abdominal pains...

The Wilson Bros

So is the reasoning that someone probably ate the turtle, so that doesn't need cutting? 'Cause I'm pretty sure nobody actually ate the turtle.

Chris Gould

losthighway wrote: Anyways... for anyone who thinks it's s**t you've clearly missed the point.
Or maybe just watched bits of it and thought it looked s**t?

Wilson Bros

Gabe - apparently, all that is missing from this "new edit" is just the musk rat suffering from rather nasty abdominal pains...

The Wilson Bros

Gabe Powers

I'm curious about the 'new edit'. I'm thinking that perhaps that's code for 'censored version'. Also amused by the use of 'original film' to describe the other cut.

losthighway

Get the Grindhouse Deluxe DVD (R0) from a few years back... it's totally uncut and if you really don't want to see the animals dying there's a seamless branching option within the main menu to watch it with these scenes missed out. As for that animal cruelty comment, apart from the meerkat scene which I will admit is a tough watch, i honestly ddon't see how the other animal deaths are anything but killing for food - they are shown killing, cooking/eating the kills... how is this any different to when you go to your local McDs!!?? You just miss seeing the slaughter of the cow/prep of of the meat. Anyways... for anyone who thinks it's s**t you've clearly missed the point. In short, it's a masterpiece with a very strong social message - but at the same time a f**king difficult watch. Worthy of being in any true horror fans collection but avoid this Shameless release!

Wilson Bros

It's a magnificent piece of work, but it's cut, Gabe.

The Wilson Bros

hogaburger

What is going on with that packaging? Bad design choices aside, it actually stings my eyes and causes me pain.

Chris Gould

God knows. I've seen bits of it over the years and it looks s**t.

Gabe Powers

This is still cut in the UK, right?