What you will see will definitely shock and offend you. To quote Thomas Jefferson, 'it behooves every man who values the liberty of conscience for himself, to resist invasion of it in the case of others.' Therefore, we are presenting CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST for the first time in its uncut, uncensored original form, with all sequences photographed by the filmmakers, however offensive and repugnant, presented fully intact.
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However, as firm believers in the constitutional right of free speech, we do not believe in censorship. As distributors of this film, we wish to state with absolute sincerity that by no means do we condone the artistic decisions employed by the makers of this film. Some questionable acting gives it away.The Grindhouse Releasing (USA) and Siren Visual (Australia) DVDs/Blu-rays omit the United Artists Europa logo in favor of a text crawl regarding the film's violent content: "The following motion picture contains intense scenes of extreme violence and cruelty. The movie was marketed in a way that made viewers believe all the documentary footage shown in the movie was actual footage of a group that really went to South America to do a documentary. The filmmakers are in South America searching for a tribe of flesh-eaters, hoping that this documentary will win them fame and fortune. The movie centers around "found footage" of a group of documentary filmmakers. As much as this bothered people, is it really that different then buying meat in a supermarket? At least it made me think.
In fact, one of the lead actors feared for his life thinking this might be a "snuff" film and might meet the same fate. A lot of the actors on the set protested this but the show went on. The animal killings include a pig being shot in the head from close range, a muskrat being slit open for no reason, a giant turtle being split open in an overly long scene and a monkey getting his brains bashed in which required two takes so two monkeys were killed during production. Let's just say this film doesn't have "no animals were harmed during production" scrolling the end credits. It does have some really well done gruesome scenes but the real censorship came from the cruelty to animals. Yes, this film was banned and heavily censored in a few places for being disturbing. 'Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.' - George Santayana"
Nonetheless, it should be viewed as a disturbing historical document of a bygone era of extreme irresponsibility which no longer exists, and, hopefully, will never exist again. The Grindhouse Releasing (USA) and Siren Visual (Australia) DVDs/Blu-rays omit the United Artists Europa logo in favor of a text crawl regarding the film's violent content: "The following motion picture contains intense scenes of extreme violence and cruelty.
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