First trailer :woohoo:

http://youtu.be/Q7-NFJ-k_Fo

Very much looking forward to these even if the titling and captions of the trailer are ridiculously self important!

And I'll help Rik. ;)

Let me give you the tip, not to expect too much of the film. I had a chance to watch it at the Fantasy Filmfest Nights here a couple of weeks ago and was rather disappointed for several reasons, which may not apply for all, because silly acting and tedious long plot parts may be part of such films and not as annoying for others as they were for me ;) It would surely have helped to have some sympathy with the characters, but it just was impossible for me... The nature pictures are absolutely great (as the trailer also shows) and the tribe is fantastically strange but it also plays a part in the things that went wrong for me. And normally logic is put aside for films, but as I try to take cannibal films as real as possible, reality check kicked in and I noticed that it is rather silly to have such a hidden tribe dressed - this shouted "MPAA, please accept this" to me and that should not happen in a cannibal film and felt almost cowardly to me. The gore moments are not as many as some may think, they are solid, but since they are mostly not really new, they did not work well for me...

And the ending was complete bullshit for me, but that may go to far into spoiler regions...

I am not saying it is a bad film, but if you expect a taboo-breaking big shocker, you may come out as disappointed as I did. But maybe I am alone in this, other people liked it, oh well...

It's an Eli Roth film......Expectations are not high to begin with...:lol:

Poster!

http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/05/29/uty7u9y6.jpg

It's been announced as part of the Edinburgh International Film Festival line-up (end of June) for those who haven't had the chance to see it.

There is just something about Eli I don't like, yet I can't but my finger on it

Got no problem with the man himself but didn't really like any of his movies, not awful but just didn't do anything for me. But he was great in inglorious bastards

Someone nailed this over at the Onion forum: Cannibal Xerox

That's brilliant!

That's the sequel lol

Bugger :(

Eli Roth?s The Green Inferno indefinitely postponed | TotalFilm.com

i hope its not because the film is crap, was hoping it was going to be good

I just saw this too :( I'm hoping it won't affect the UK release date.

I was looking on the BBFC website the other day and it lists the UK release date as 5th January.

Bit of Green Inferno news

Eli Roth's 'The Green Inferno' Crash Landing Soon! -

The Green Inferno (2013)
 

I see Amazon Germany still has the blu-ray & dvd down for release next monday (Feb 2nd).

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Might order it, because I'm sure it'll turn up :pound:

Eh?

As in, there's no chance it's out next Monday

It seems like the wait is not gonna do any favours to this film.

Just to prove Rik right, I have to report from Germany that the release here has been postponed once again and no new release date has been provided...

I hope it's worth the bloody wait now, all this messing about has made me want to see it even more!

It's still listed on Amazon.de as coming out next Monday, but I'm sure this isn't the case :nod:

http://www.amazon.de/The-Green-Infer...+green+inferno

Are all these delays just to create hype so people want to see it more. The tag line the film they didn't want you to see.

I think I have said it before that it is better to keep the expectation as low as possible, as I had been disappointed with my high expectation, when I could see it at last year's Fantasy Filmfest Nights...

As to the amazon listings, they are known to be slow on updates in such cases...

Edit: They must have changed it after you checked it says December 31st 2015, which is the usual dummy date when no date is available...

Coming out now through Blumhouse Productions (Paranormal Activity, Insidious, Sinister, Whiplash etc) on 25th September. Presumably an American release date but good news still - hope it makes it over here.

Another trailer

The Green Inferno: Devour the Full Trailer - Shock Till You Drop

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGGPTlrX_PE

This finally opens next week in the US.

http://www.boxofficemojo.com/schedul...5-09-25&p=.htm

Imo films like this work better when they are made they come across as a low budget with a gritty and grim feeling to the film, not bright and colourfull hollywood style.

But hey i could be wrong

UK Date?
 

Anybody know when this is being released in the UK?

As far as I know there isn't a UK release date yet. It could be that distributors are looking at how well it does stateside before deciding on how to proceed.

Ive checked on a few sites and they all say similar things back end of sept
some give date of the 25th

‘Green Inferno’ Release Date: Eli Roth Horror Set for Sept. 25 | Variety

http://www.upcominghorrormovies.com/movie/green-inferno

Yeah, but there's still no UK release date, the 25th is for the US. I doubt it'll get a theatrical release over here, or only a limited one, so I'm not expecting the Vue in Halifax to show it :lol:

well I've checked again and 2 sites say December in the small print

Top left hand corner

http://www.filmdates.co.uk/films/764...green-inferno/

It'll go direct to dvd early next year in the UK i would think...unless it performs really well in the States.

I think it'll hit VOD after a short theatrical run stateside. I agree with Dem, can't see it getting a UK cinema release.

This definitely a direct to DVD one for the UK, saying that I'm more likely to take a punt on an £8.00 DVD than a £10.00 cinema ticket, at least I can resell a DVD :lol:

Yeah, can't see my girlfriend wanting to go watch this, she likes horror, but I've not dared expose her to the delights of the Italian Cannibal films :lol:

:) or keep it if you like it also as many as you want can watch it at same time without all having to pay.

If cinema prices brought their prices down then they get more people going £5 should be acceptable but like owt else money grabbing b@stards dont think that way..

I read an article about Odeon having special pricing that basically adds money on to the base ticket price depending on how busy the expect an opening weekend to be, for example the Hollywood blockbuster of the week has an extra £1.00 on them, Spectre has an extra £1.50 lashed on the top!