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benchilada

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Apr 18, 2007 22:32

Since it's just gone 10:30 (the earliest I ever like to watch horror films alone), I'm going to pop this in.
Can't believe I've never seen it before.

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cannibal holocaust, movies, horror movies, night, alone, dark, gah shit!, 10:30 pm

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benchilada April 19 2007, 05:21:27 UTC

And?

spike0313 April 19 2007, 04:38:16 UTC

even I've seen that one, Mr Chilada. :P

sadly the only parts that really disturbed me were the ones with the animals :/

benchilada April 19 2007, 05:22:05 UTC

Look, I've seen a LOT of movies.
It's inevitable that some slip through the cracks.

I'm editing this entry now...

ericfmyers April 19 2007, 05:23:51 UTC

Agreed. The poor turtle. They could of at least killed it first.

benchilada April 19 2007, 05:25:04 UTC

Just edited entry for my less-than-thirty-words review.

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benchilada April 19 2007, 14:35:58 UTC

It was curious how parts of it are still kinda socially relevant...

thewalkingman April 19 2007, 05:32:25 UTC

is this an amazing coincidence or were you around when I did my big review of it a few weeks back?

benchilada April 19 2007, 13:06:44 UTC

I saw that you finally got around to watching it, but I didn't read the review. I bookmarked it for later, but I usually avoid in-depth, good reviews before watching something.

Your post reminded me that I'd never seen it, and that seemed wrong of me.
Thanks for the tip-off.

thewalkingman April 19 2007, 15:55:28 UTC

well rock on.

januarychill April 19 2007, 06:31:08 UTC

I don't think I've seen that one but I've seen several from that era, things like Slave of the Cannibal God. I watched it with three other hardcore horror movie aficionados and by the end we were all blanched and sickened and hugging each other from nothing more than all of the horrendous animal cruelty. Ugh. I can't deal at all.

benchilada April 19 2007, 14:35:20 UTC

It takes so very very much to bother me. I like that, but sometimes it freaks others out, so even watching the animals being killed didn't disgust me on a physical level so much as a mental level.

Yes, they were actually doing things the way they are done when you kill and eat those animals, but one wonders whether they actually did anything with those...

thewalkingman April 19 2007, 18:12:43 UTC

well, the monkeys were eaten for sure. A lot of the crew and extras and things were actual natives from the area, so I imagine that they ate the animals when they were finished.