Anthropophagus
- Year: 1980
- Country of origin: Italy
- Genre: Horror, Thriller
- Director: Joe D’Amato
- Length: 90 min
…He’s coming for you!
Film Synopsis
Anthropophagus (1980) follows a party of tourists who, stranded on a remote Mediterranean island, uncover the grisly fate of its absent inhabitants and soon find themselves hunted by a deranged cannibal. As the survivors scramble through abandoned villages and shadowed terrain, fear and brutality escalate with every desperate attempt to escape. This horror film blends relentless gore and isolation terror in a chilling study of primal menace.
Anthropophagus 4K UHD, Blu-ray & DVD editions
See which disc extras are included across selected editions.
| Disc Extras | 88 Films BD-ALL 4K/UK 2024 | Severin BD-A/US 2018 | 88 Films BD-ALL/UK 2017 | 88 Films BD-B/UK/OOP 2015 | Shriek Show DVD-1/US/OOP 2006 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Audio Commentary by Nanni Cobretti and Eugenio Ercolani | |||||
| 42nd Street Memories: The Rise and Fall of America’s Most Notorious Block | |||||
| Joe D’Amato: Totally Uncut 2 | |||||
| The Guts of It All - Video Essay by Eugenio Ercolani | |||||
| Brother and Sister in Editing - Interview with Editor Bruno Micheli | |||||
| Cannibal Frenzy - Interview with FX Artist Pietro Tenoglio | |||||
| Don’t Fear the Man-Eater - Interview with Actor/Co-Writer George Eastman | |||||
| The Eastman Chronicles - Interview with Actor/Co-Writer George Eastman | |||||
| The Grim Reaper - Interview with Actor Luigi Montefiori | |||||
| Inside Zora’s Mouth - Interview with Actress Zora Kerova | |||||
| Joe, The Monster and Me - Interview with Actor Luigi Montefiori | |||||
| The Man Who Killed the Anthropophagus - Interview with Actor Saverio Vallone | |||||
| Resurrecting the Monster - Interview with Dario Germani | |||||
| The Sacrificial Lamb - Interview with Actress Zora Kerowa | |||||
| Interview with Actor/Co-Writer George Eastman and Actress Zora Kerova | |||||
| Interview with Alessio de Rocco | |||||
| Alternate US Opening Credits as “The Grim Reaper” | |||||
| Alternate US Opening Credits as “The Savage Island” | |||||
| Italian Opening and Closing Credits | |||||
| Italian Opening Titles as “Anthropophagous” | |||||
| Deleted Scene [88 Films 4K] - With Introduction by Eugenio Ercolani | |||||
| Deleted Scene [88 Films Blu-ray] | |||||
| Stills Gallery | |||||
| International Theatrical Trailer as “The Savage Island” | |||||
| Italian Theatrical Trailer as “Anthropophagus” | |||||
| UK Video Trailer as “Anthropophagous: The Beast” | |||||
| US Video Trailer as “The Grim Reaper” | |||||
| Easter Egg: Interview Clip with Director Sergio Garrone | |||||
| Easter Egg: Trailers for Films by Director Joe D’Amato |
Edition and Packaging Notes
- 88 Films’ 4K UHD is also available directly from 88 Films containing a 40-page booklet and a double-sided foldout poster. The included Blu-ray is also available separately.
- 88 Films’ 2015 “The Italian Collection” Blu-ray includes 4 postcards. The “42nd Street Memories” extra is also available on Grindhouse’s Blu-ray of Pieces (1982).
- Shriek Show’s DVD extra of “Joe D’Amato: Totally Uncut 2” is also available on Exposure Cinema’s Blu-ray of StageFright (1987). Media Blasters’ DVD of Images in a Convent (1979) includes “Joe D’Amato: Totally Uncut 1”.
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