After delays due to packaging issues, Ruggero Deodato’s 1979 ‘satire’, CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST, is set for an October 25 release!
Notorious for it’s snuff film qualities and use of real-life footage of animals and people being killed (no, not the actors), CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST is still banned in over 60 countries (at least, according to the IMDB). Now, Grindhouse Releasing and Ryko Distribution are set to have film released uncut and remastered for your viewing pleasure (or pain, whichever turns your crank).
Extras for this two-disc release include:
- limited release of 11,111 copies
- Dolby Digital Stereo remix and original Mono tracks
- audio commentary with director Ruggero Deodato and star Robert Kerman
- “The Making of Cannibal Holocaust” hour-long Italian documentary
- exclusive on-camera interviews with Deodato, Kerman and co-star Gabriel Yorke
- original theatrical trailers
- stills and poster art galleries
- original shooting script
- “Necrophagia” music video and more
To coincide with the DVD’s release, CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST returns to theaters the same day the DVD is released. The film plays October 14 and 15 at midnight at Landmark’s Sunshine Theatre in Hollywood, CA., with personal appearances by Robert Kerman both nights. For more info on the release, you can check out the Official Site for the film here, and yes, here’s the official cover art (in all its uncensored glory).
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