Holocaust is definitely a more powerful film with a very valid point to make were as Ferox is played more for shock value with no real message, just fun and gore with added T & A for good measure.

Both films are IMO masterpieces.

I hope Deodato dose'nt spoil a perfect one of a kind film with a watered down, torture porn campanion piece , as he spent a lot of time with Eli Roth showing him 2 scripts before shooting started.

Hope he can find another turtle in time for part 2 . he he he.

My kids have a pet turtle....

If it wants into movies Reap's , email Mr Deodato. That man's always willing to give a turtle a head start in the movies.

I like my turtle the way it is....

I think Ferox has a more malicious streak to it, it's a lot sleazier than Holocaust I feel. I prefer Holocaust though, it's the superior film.

Opinion's well divided between these two eh?:)

Sorry Reap's, missed that post, NBZ.
NBZ are NINE BELOW ZERO, the best British R'n'B/ Blues band going. They appeared on the first episode of the Young Ones. Had a big Mod following back in the day.
Dennis Greaves the front man just hit 50 but he's sill as cool and sexy as he was when I first saw them many years ago.
I would follow this band anywhere mate.
I've seen them live many times , last time April 08 and hope to see them again in August.
Check U Tube mate, they'll blow you away.

What is the mildest cannibal film in terms of violence?

Cannibal: the Musical or The Devil Hunter?

Savage Terror aka Primitives.....some animal scenes but low on human violence .

Cannabil Terror....mild human violence

Cannibals....mild human violence...slow motion cannibalism.

Out of those 3 i'd say Cannabil Terror . I would have said Savage Terror but for the animal scenes . There was one scene if I remember right were a native hits a monkey with his fists I found quite sickiening even though it didnt last long..