Actress paola senatore naked in mangiati vivi

Movie from year 1980
Synopsis of the film: a brunette is raped by a savage

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Keywords for this film: brunette, outdoor, rape, uncivilized

Mangiati vivi (1980) Synopsis Sheila is a young woman who is worried about her sister Diana, who has joined a mysterious cult in the jungles of New Guinea. She decides to travel there to find her and bring her back. She hires Mark, a Vietnam veteran and adventurer, to guide her through the dangerous terrain. Along the way, they encounter hostile natives, wild animals and cannibal tribes. They also discover that the cult is led by Jonas, a charismatic but insane guru who practices human sacrifice and sexual abuse. Sheila and Mark manage to infiltrate the cult’s camp and rescue Diana, but they soon realize that escaping from the jungle is not going to be easy. Review Mangiati vivi (also known as Eaten Alive!) is a horror adventure film directed by Umberto Lenzi, one of the pioneers of the Italian cannibal genre. The film is inspired by the real-life story of Jim Jones and the Jonestown massacre, but it also borrows elements from other cannibal films, such as Man from Deep River (1972), The Last Cannibal World (1977) and The Mountain of the Cannibal God (1978). In fact, the film reuses footage from some of these films, as well as stock footage of animals and natives. The film is not for the faint of heart, as it contains scenes of graphic violence, gore, rape and mutilation. The film does not shy away from showing the brutality and savagery of both the cult and the cannibals. The film also does not have a clear moral stance, as it portrays both the civilized and the primitive worlds as corrupt and evil. The film does not offer any hope or redemption for its characters, who are either victims or villains. The film is not without its flaws, however. The film suffers from a weak script that is full of clichés, inconsistencies and implausibilities. The characters are poorly developed and lack depth and motivation. The dialogue is bland and unnatural. The plot is predictable and lacks tension and suspense. The film also suffers from poor direction and editing that make it look cheap and amateurish. The film has a dull and dark visual style that does not create any atmosphere or mood. The film also has some continuity errors and sloppy transitions that disrupt the flow of the story. The film does have some redeeming qualities, however. The film features some decent performances by Janet Agren, Robert Kerman and Ivan Rassimov, who try their best to bring some life and emotion to their roles. Agren plays Sheila with a mix of courage and vulnerability, Kerman plays Mark with a mix of cynicism and heroism, and Rassimov plays Jonas with a mix of charisma and madness. The film also has some moments of action and adventure that may appeal to some fans of the genre. Mangiati vivi is a controversial and shocking film that does not offer any entertainment or enlightenment. It is a film that exploits the fascination and fear of the unknown and the exotic. It is a film that appeals to the lowest instincts of its viewers. It is not worth watching unless you are a fan of Umberto Lenzi or Italian cannibal films. Rating Mangiati vivi is rated R for strong bloody violence, gore, sexual content, nudity, language and some drug use. Parental Guide Mangiati vivi is not suitable for children or teens. It contains scenes of graphic violence, gore, sexual content, nudity, language and some drug use. It has no positive messages or role models. Parents should be aware that this film may be upsetting or disturbing for some viewers. It depicts scenes of murder, torture, rape, kidnapping and human trafficking. It also shows nudity, sex, drug use and profanity. It may offend some moral or ethical sensibilities. Parents should also know that this film is based on the true story of Jim Jones and the Jonestown massacre, which occurred in 1978 in Guyana. However, the film takes many liberties with the facts and adds fictional elements. Parents should exercise caution and discretion before allowing their children or teens to watch this film. They should also be prepared to discuss the issues raised by the film with them if they do watch it.