The first two acts of MOUNTAIN OF THE CANNIBAL GOD are occassionally violent, but more or less, benign. However it’s the grisly and often explicit third act that will leave you slack-jawed and wondering “What the hell am I watching.”

Blurring the lines between skin flick, true crime, exploitation, ethnographic film, romance, murder mystery, and courtroom drama, AMAZONIA is a suprisingly potent and well-made Italian jungle film.

Somewhere at the confluence of the slasher, satanism, hippie, and cannibalism genres of weird film, we get the masterpiece that is WARLOCK MOON, a tale where very little happens, but when it does, it rarely makes much sense.