Well I said that the animal scenes added to the controversey of CH and so it is part of its history and it is what made the film what it is. There is no doubt that those scenes were part of Deodato's vision for CH. I am a vegi however and the turtule scene actully made me gag so I am glad I dont have to watch that again. I have seen it and know its there and thats all I need to know. |
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That scene disgusts me, I do wonder if Deadato regrets it trully because he now knows it was wrong or only regrets it cause there was a lot of controversy and people shunning him for it. |
I remember the first time I saw Cannibal Holocaust when I was physically repelled and astonished by the animal violence but, when I watched it again a week or so ago, I didn't bother me half as much probably because I was expecting it and knew when it would finish. That's not to say that the scenes lose their impact, it's probably a case of me having seen more films with extreme content since then and becoming slightly desensitised to things like that. I agree completely with Daemonia's post and haven't watched my Cannibal Holocaust disc without the animal cruelty but I'm intrigued to see what Ruggero Deodato does with his director's cut/new edit of the film and what he has to say in interviews (or maybe a commentary) about why he decided on the new edit and if he thinks it affects the film's power. |
I dont think i will ever get desensitized to real animal death :lol: Those scenes in CH and the rape in Irreversible is the only scenes in movies I have seen that still disturb me to this day. |
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I'm quite prepared to believe that he really regrets the animal cruelty scenes, considering them over the top and something that could have been faked with dead/fake animals. This is unlike Umberto Lenzi, who still says that he has no problem with the turtle killed in Cannibal Ferox as it provided food for the crew and some of the villagers. |
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yeah I do remember hearing about that. After that initial release stuff, it was mostly about the animal deaths that gained the film its notoriety along with the rape scenes imo. |
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its different for everyone really. For me personally I still cant watch those scenes in CH but can easily watch anything else. Maybe not real Mondo but I think its a bit physiological really as in my mind I know it was real so it disturbs me more. Just like I refuse to watch real deaths in Mondo films. |
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