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“It's the land of the Aquata, they're also head
hunters, still practising. What's more, some of them are cannibals besides, but
I hear the God they venerate is some kind of animal.” The Italian
cannibal movie cycle seemingly died a spectacular death in 1981 with Umberto
Lenzi's savage Cannibal Ferox, which was otherwise known in American
under the particularly memorable title 'Make Them Die Slowly'
when it was released stateside in 1983 to thunderous success (1980's Cannibal
Holocaust didn't hit America until 1985). The noise of the box office
kerchings rang all the way back to Italy and so, further bolstered by the warm
reception afforded to jungle adventure romp Romancing The Stone, the
Italians returned to the green inferno to deliver Massacre In Dinosaur
Valley to the masses...
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