Product Description
Sergio
Martino (director of All The Colours Of The Dark, The Strange Vice of
Mrs Wardh, Torso) invites you on the trip of a lifetime - to THE
MOUNTAIN OF THE CANNIBAL GOD for sun, wildlife and... flesh munching
natives! You might just never come home...
Ursula
Andress (Bond Dr No, 10th Victim, The Nurse) travels to the New Guinea
jungle in search of her scientist husband who s vanished in the untamed
Green Inferno. Soon, giant spiders, killer crocs and deadly snakes bare
their teeth as her expedition, lead by cult-fave Stacey Keach, journeys
towards the sacred mountain of the Cannibal God! There a flesh-eating
demon will enslave her in an eruption of frenzied orgiastic climax...
and full porky bestiality!
Banned as a video nasty ,
Shameless now reinstates the original dramatic gore and the complete
extended explicitness to serve up the world s first 2K-sharp restoration
of this ferocious unflinching exploitation treat, to be devoured in all
its blood-soaked glory!
SPECIAL EDITION CONTENTS
- The
Mountain of the Cannibal God (1978) is presented restored and re-graded
from a new 2K scan. This entirely new widescreen release features
previously unseen footage (of sex and gore) and is the longest ever UK
version.
- Exclusive, Limited Edition Serial-Numbered O card
- Cannibal Paradise , a snakes and ladders inspired board game (on a card folded inside the both DVD and BD cases)
- Collector s reversible inlay sleeve with original poster artwork
- Introduction by Director Sergio Martino
- Interviews with Director Sergio Martino about Animal Cruelty on film
- Making-of Cannibal Nightmare with exclusive on-set footage etc..
- Alternative Credits
- Original English audio soundtrack in DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0 Dual Mono
- Theatrical Trailer
Review
Mastication,
masturbation, bestiality and castration. Yep, it's just another day in
the professional life of 70s superstar auteur-en-Italiano, Sergio
Martino. --Staci Layne Wilson Horror.com
MOUNTAIN is one of the
more cohesive cannibal films, that utilizes the flesh feast as more of a
flourish than a crutch. --Anya Novak dailygrindhouse.com
Lush
photography and evocative staging by exploitation veteran Sergio Martino
ably convey the sense of being trapped in an oppressive environment
where death lurks around every corner --Andrew Pragasam
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