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Cannibal Girls (1973)

R   |    |  Comedy, Horror

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A young couple spend the night in a restaurant, only to find out that it is haunted by three dead women who hunger for human flesh.

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2 wins & 1 nomination.

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1 February 2005 | bbagnall
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| So this is what it takes to make it in Hollywood
I watched this film because of some SCTV skits featuring Bruno the Hunchback that were based on Eugene Levy's experience with this film. The Bruno character is called Bunker for some reason here.

The acting through this film is horrible, including Andrea Martin and Eugene Levy, but it's their early work so it's understandable. The film-making is often inept, such as when the three victims are playing Monopoly and the microphone is visible at the top of the screen for about three minutes. The males in the film, including Levy, are some of the dorkiest guys I have ever seen in my life. That Levy is the leading man indicates how bad some of the others must be. One guy even has fur on his arms, I swear.

Anyway, it's a laughable film that gets very tedious after the first 45 minutes or so once you realize it's going nowhere.

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Trivia

When screened in the UK Cannibal Girls featured an unintentionally hilarious feature whereby a klaxon sound warned the squeamish of an imminent gory scene, followed by a 'ding-dong' doorbell sound to let them know the nasty bit was over. Unsurprisingly this feature never caught on...

Goofs

24m5s at the end of the Monopoly scene.

Alternate Versions

Theatrical version distributed by AIP in the United States featured a "violence warning" gimmick, i.e. a horn sound played before violent sequences. This was not included in the Canadian theatrical version distributed by Cinepix. A bell rang to indicate the end of the violent scenes. This version is offered as a bonus audio track on the current DVD and Blu-Ray releases.

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Genres

Comedy | Horror

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Release Date:

April 1973

Language

English

Country of Origin

Canada

Filming Locations

Oak Ridges, Ontario, Canada

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