Ruggero Deodato, director of the most controversial film 'Cannibal Holocaust' dies, he was 83

Ruggero Deodato, the director of the most controversial film ever made, has passed away. Deodato, 83, was known for his 1983 ...
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Our Insatiable Appetite for Stories About Cannibalism

Why do the characters in so many new novels insist upon eating each other? Credit...Lydia Ortiz Supported by By Alexandra Alter A few years ago, the playwright and TV writer Megan Mostyn-Brown had an ...
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5 horror movies that were so disturbing they got banned in multiple countries

Some horror movies do not just scare you. They cross a line so far that entire governments stepped in and said no. The ...
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Cannibalism could keep people alive—so why did humans reject it almost everywhere?

From ancient graves to stories of survival on the frontier, signs of human flesh-eating turn stomachs, even as they raise questions. Anthropologists have uncovered bones cut up with axes and ...
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‘Cannibal’ mum’s chilling confession after ‘murdering and eating son, 4,’ revealed – as cops describe harrowing scene

A MUM charged over the death of her four-year-old son allegedly confessed to murdering him and eating parts of his body. The boy was discovered dead with “significant arm injuries” in a housing ...

There Will Never Be Another ‘Cannibal Holocaust’ — and Now It’s Screening in Its Definitive Edition

Editor and film preservationist Bob Murawski tells IndieWire about creating a 4K restoration of the most controversial horror film ever made.