god damn it PR3SSUR3. i told you not to do it:D

The human deaths in 'The Last Road to Hell' segment are real, the 'human deaths' (by cannibal, by the camera crew) in the rest of Cannibal Holocaust are not real.

Some interesting folk believe this is the other way around, believing the mondo footage called 'The Last Road to Hell' is indeed faked as is stated in the film, and the cannibal-related deaths are real.

So exactly what deaths in this movie are real? I havn't seen it so thats probably why I'm lost. Do me a favor and answer me this. What animal death is the worst because I turned the movie off when the muskrat got killed and if theres an animal execution worse than that no way in hell can I watch it cause that image is still haunting my mind. If thats the worst animal execution Ill watch the movie.

not this again :eek:






be careful, or some bearded nut will crawl out the woodwork :rolleyes:

Did somebody say "beer nuts"?

http://img.alibaba.com/photo/11751698/Beer_Nuts.jpg

Fortunately I think the bearded nut has breathed his last internet upper-case profantity word ;)

Shady:-

I've told you which deaths are real and which are not several times now.

The animal you mentioned is a Coatimundi, but all of the killings are reprehensible regardless of how the viewer relates to each species or how it is killed.

I suggest you watch the uncut film yourself if you are so curious about its content and effects - just turn away from the impending animal slaughter if it is so upsetting, since the rest of the film is awesome.

Having said that, witnessing these cruel animal killings serves to heighten the 'danger' of Cannibal Holocaust,and being a dangerous film to watch is what makes it so exciting...

You kids can't be left alone for five minutes.

Four or five times.

Not even once. I have seen Salo and Cannibal Ferox and they didnt click with me either time, so its a no-no from me to such movies.

Whoa guy, you got serious moral issues to settle out there.