Cannibal Holocaust – Blu Ray – Limited Edition Slipcase – Region B – Ruggero Deodato

Condemned, banned, prosecuted… Cannibal Holocaust is just about the most infamous film ever made, going further into horror and cruelty than just about any other movie as an American film crew makes contact with a tribe of primitive cannibals – and swiftly wishes they hadn’t.

It’s the sort of film for which the phrase ‘stomach churning’ might have been invented but there’s more to Cannibal Holocaust than simply inducing nausea: it’s one of the most important films-about-filmmaking there is, and a powerful study of violence too.

Director Ruggero Deodato’s (Live Like a Cop, Die Like a Man) savage masterpiece has never looked better than on this gorgeous 4K restoration.

88 Films are proud to present the definitive edition of this horrible, essential classic.

Limited Edition contents

Limited Edition Slipcase with artwork by Graham Humphreys A3 fold-out poster with artwork by Graham Humphreys and Original Italian Poster Artwork Booklet notes with new writing on the film by Sarah Appleton, Sean Hogan & Martin Beine

Brand new 4K Remaster from the Original Negatives presented in High Definition (1080p) in 1.85:1 Aspect Ratio DTS-HD MA 2.0 English Stereo Remix DTS-HD MA 2.0 English Original Mono English SDH Audio Commentary with Kim Newman and Barry Forshaw The Flesh of the Controversy – BRAND NEW Interview with Director Ruggero Deodato Biting Reality – An Interview with Ruggero Deodato The Last Cannibal Kings – Deodato vs Lenzi Different Holocaust – Archive Interview with Ruggero Deodato Jungle Stories – An Interview with Production Designer Massimo Antonello Geleng Italian Horrors – An Interview with Expert and Film Director Marcello Avallone Professionals in Peril – An Interview with Director of Photography Sergio D’Offiz In the Jungle – The Making of Cannibal Holocaust (Archive Documentary) Alternate Scene – The Last Road to Hell US First Release Trailer International Trailer Italian Trailer Reversible sleeve with newly commissioned artwork by Graham Humphreys and original Italian poster