Ruggero Deodato and David Hess, masters of portraying humanity's brighter sides. This film could be mistaken for a bad excuse for showing sadistic rapes and torture for 90 minutes, but this one actually has some merit. Deodato made this in the same year he did "Cannibal Holocaust", and was clearly having a good year. Great performances by most of the cast, with Hess doing one of the most vicious characters in cinema history. Radice/Morghen's character is almost as emasculated as his character is at the end of "Cannibal Ferox"! I really like the class-aspect of this one too. Yay!
No comments:
Post a Comment