Anthropophagus: The Grim Reaper DVD Movie

Anthropophagus: The Grim Reaper

List Price	$19.95 (You save $11.20)
Studio	Media Blasters
Orig Year	1981
DVD Encoding	Region 1
All Time Sales Rank	11658
CD Universe Part number	6934335
Catalog number	519
Discs	2
Release Date	Feb 14, 2006
Rating	R (MPAA)
Rating Reason	Violence, Strong Language
Also Known As	Antropofago; Man Beast; Grim Reaper; Savage Island; Antropophagus; Antropophagus Beast
Running Time	90 Minutes
Movie Details	Color

Anthropophagus: The Grim Reaper Movie Review

Average Rating: (3.5 out of 5 stars) 3.5 stars

4 stars A dude ate your baby
Another saturday sleeper featuring the "amazing/reverse amazing" Tisa farrow. couple of unnerving scenes. I'll let you see for yourself
Submitted by pocketz_69 (nowhere land)
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3 stars Abortions done right.
An okay "video nasty" from the notorious Joe D'amato. The killer in it reminds me of my uncle, so this movie was especially creepy to me. Now available in its uncut version from Media Blasters. Otherwise it isn't that scary.
Submitted by hedcheese (Oklahoma City, OK)
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5 stars the unfakable trash
cult trash from italy.. we fall on our knees and worship joe d'amato for this masterpiece of true italian from the pit trash art. the american version surely meets the american retard standard, "butcher every good seen" we were lucky to see it on the original tape subbed. The god of trash anthropophagus reigns terror... meeningless trash for the fans of ABRUPTUM. !!KULT!!
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2 stars This is not the movie you think it is!
While "The Grim Reaper" is the same "video nasty" that was banned in numerous countries in the early 1980's, this dvd is the version that "they" wanted you to see. The movie has been gutted from its original gorey version into somthing my kid sister would be able to watch. The best part about this movie was the infamous "baby killing" scene, which has been conveniently removed from this dvd, along with most of the rest of the gore in the film. The original version runs for about 90 min. and this runs about 80 min. This version of "Anthropophagous the Beast" is not worth the plastic case that it comes in!!!
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Anthropophagus: The Grim Reaper DVD

Region 1
Keep Case
Full Frame -
1.33
Audio:
(unspecified) - English
Additional Release Material:
Bonus Footage: 2005 Live Public Appearance by Zora Kerova and George Eastman - Stars
Documentary: Joe D'Amato Documentary Horror Experience
Trailers: Original Trailers
Alternate Scenes: U.S. Theatrical Opening
Text/Photo Galleries:
Stills/Photos

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