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Eaten Alive [DVD] [1981]
Release Date: 2003 - 10 - 13, Rating Suitable for 18 years and over, Last Update 07.12.2009 06:04
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by - written on 27/03/02 (Very useful, 82 readings)
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*This applies to the full uncut version of the film* Shelia's (Janet Agren) sister has gone missing, she has ran off to South America to join a weird religious cult with a freaky leader Jonas(Ivan Rassimov). So Shelia asks Mark Butler (Robert Kerman, also in cannibal holocaust)who fought in Vietnam to help her relocate and rescue her sister Diane. They set off but on the way a crocodile makes a meal of one of the guides and they are forced travel on foot. Whilst on foot they meet a local cannibal tribe and soon only Shelia and Mark are left as their other guide makes a meal for the cannibals. The get to the cult and find out that Jonas not only brainwashes his ... Read the complete review
by - written on 03/05/01 (Useful, 52 readings)
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After making the texas chainsaw massacre(1974) Tobe Hooper made death trap(1976)... a slightly disapointing second feature, telling the story of the deranged owner of the starlight hotel (Mel Ferrer uncle of George Clooney). People keep disapearing from the starlight hotel, are they lost in the woods or is the gator Ferrer keeps as a pet getting a regular feed? The film is watchable and has some tense moments but seems to lack the pace and originality of the texas chainsaw massacre. the scene in which Ferrer chases a young girl around the hotel grounds and finally traps her in the crawl space beneath the hotel, shot from her point of view instills a real ... Read the complete review
by - written on 03/10/00 (Very useful, 87 readings)
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Yet another cannibal film from Umberto Lenzi, the man behind ‘Cannibal Ferox’, which stars Janet Agren, a true Euro-horror stalwart who will perhaps be best known for her role in Fulci’s ‘City of the Living Dead’, Eaten Alive! is a film of considerable pedigree in the world of tacky seventies (? — no actual date is given) dubbed Italian gore-fests. The film opens at a tourist location next to Niagara Falls, in which a man who is seemingly walking along and minding his own business is suddenly shot with a blow-pipe for no apparent reason by a strange-looking man in a heavy jacket who then flees the scene. This sequence of ... Read the complete review





