Description

Perhaps the most notorious ‘video nasty’ of all time, ANTHROPOPHAGOUS is back to deprave and corrupt a fresh wave of horror film viewers!

Joe D’Amato cemented himself into genre film history with this slickly directed, and sinisterly suspenseful, creature feature which has some unprepared tourists arriving on a desolate Mediterranean island – only to find themselves stalked by a silent cannibalistic Neanderthal! Featuring gory special effects, that convinced some British moral guardians that ANTHROPOPHAGOUS was a legitimate ‘snuff movie’, there is little doubting that this timeless terror totem still holds up today. Also boasting a cast of genre legends, such as Tisa Farrow (ZOMBIE FLESH EATERS), Zora Kerova (CANNIBAL FEROX) and George Eastman (RABID DOGS), 88 Films is proud to present ANTHROPOPHAGOUS, fully uncut and uncensored, and re-mastered in 4K from the original 16mm Camera Negative.

FEATURES:
4K UHD:
Brand new 4K Remaster from the Original 16mm Negatives presented in Ultra High Definition (2160p) in 1.66:1 Aspect Ratio
Presented in Dolby Vision High Dynamic Range (HDR10 Compatible)
English DTS-HD MA Mono
Italian DTS-HD MA Mono with newly translated English Subtitles
Audio Commentary by Eugenio Ercolani and Nanni Cobretti (English Version)

Blu-ray:
Brand new 4K Remaster from the Original 16mm Negatives presented in High Definition (1080p) in 1.66:1 Aspect Ratio
English DTS-HD MA Mono with optional SDH
Italian DTS-HD MA Mono with newly translated English Subtitles
Audio Commentary by Eugenio Ercolani and Nanni Cobretti
Resurrecting the Monster – An Interview with Dario Germani
The Sacrificial Lamb – An Interview with Zora Kerowa
The Grim Reaper – An Interview with Luigo Montefiori
Joe, The Monster and Me – An Archive Interview with Luigo Montefiori
Deleted Scene with Introduction by Eugenio Ercolani
Visual Essay by Eugenio Ercolani
Alessio Di Rocco Featurette
Anthropophagous Trailer
The Savage Island Trailer
Anthropophagous The Beast Trailer
The Grim Reaper VHS Trailer
Reversible sleeve featuring new art by Graham Humphreys and original Italian poster