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Cannibal Terror
Directed byAlain Deruelle
Written byJulio Pérez Tabernero
H.L. Rostaine
Jesús Franco (uncredited)
StarringSilvia Solar
Pamela Stanford
Olivier Mathot
Antonio Mayans
Release date
  • 1981 (1981)
Running time
93 minutes
CountryFrance
LanguageFrench

Cannibal Terror (French title: Terreur Cannibale) is a 1981 French cannibal exploitation film directed by Alain Deruelle and starring Silvia Solar, Pamela Stanford and Oliiver Mathot. Spanish filmmaker Jesús Franco was an uncredited co-writer on the film. Released at the end of the "cannibal boom", the film is a French production, unlike most other cannibal films, which were predominantly made by Italian filmmakers.[1]

The film shares footage with Mondo Cannibale directed by Jesús Franco. Both films share a number of locations, cast, and even dubbing actors. Some connections which suggest more than a mere borrowing of footage are:

In addition to these connections are the obvious cast parallels of Olivier Mathot and Antonio Mayans, both of whom have starring roles in both films. Porn star Pamela Stanford plays Manuella in Cannibal Terror, and has the brief role of the unfortunate Mrs. Jeremy Taylor in Cannibals. She also appeared in a number of Jesus Franco's other films around this time period, including Lorna, the Exorcist. As well, the actor who plays Roberto in Cannibal Terror is the captain of the boat at the beginning of Mondo Cannibale.

Plot

After botching a kidnapping, two criminals hide with their victim in a friends house in the jungle. After one of them rapes the friend's wife, they are caught and eaten by a nearby cannibal tribe.

References

  1. ^ Waddell, Calum (2016-12-27). Cannibal Holocaust. Liverpool University Press. p. 22. ISBN 978-1-80034-742-7.