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Films with cannibalism

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aimless
Cannibal Holocaust
Delicatessen
The Cook, the Thief, His Wife and Her Lover
Alive
Soylent Green

What else?
 
The recent Mexican film We Are What We Are, currently being remade by Hollywood.

Lots of Italian films in the wake of Cannibal Holocaust, like Cannibal Ferox and Eaten Alive.

before Alive, the 70s Andes plane crash was the inspiration for an exploitation quicky called Survive.

A quirky 80s cult film called Parents.

The black comedy Eating Raoul.

John Water's Desperate Living.

The 70s Ivan Reitman Horror comedy Cannibal Girls.

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

There are several films about The Donner Party, a particularely gruesome chapter of the American West, the best being a PBS documentary by Ric Burns. The British film Ravenous is also losely based on it.
 
"Themroc" - one of those channel 4 Red Triangle films (French I think) - has a scene where two policemen are murdered and roasted on a spit (proper "longpigs"!) - although I may be mistaken (been a long time since it was on - pretty shit film as I recall)
 
Well it is, who would want to watch such depravity - do you support eating people?

I'm not against cannibalism if it's consensual (I don't think that German guy should have been charged) or done for survival reasons
Anyway this is just a list of films featuring cannibalism, I don't necessarily approve of all of them
 
The 70s British horror film Frightmare, by Peter Walker about an elderly couple in Surrey who invite people round for tea and then slaughter and eat them.
 
Death Line
not just any cannibals, these are mutant Victorian tunnelbuilder cannibals who got bricked up while building the Tube! :eek:
Ravenous is a terrific film ... genuinely stomach-turning and scary - as well as funny - and I don't like gore per se.
 
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