Cannibal Man (Blu-ray) Slipcover (1972) Severin

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La semana del asesino

Severin Films

From subversive Spanish writer/director Eloy de la Iglesia comes the international hit and DPP 39 ‘Video Nasty’ that remains among the most notorious and misunderstood shockers of the ‘70s: When a slaughterhouse worker (Vicente Parra of NO ONE HEARD THE SCREAM) accidentally kills a man during a fight, it will trigger a desperate descent into madness, mass murder and “the most horrific use of a single apartment since Polanski’s REPULSION” (Mondo Digital). Emma Cohen (CUT-THROATS NINE) and Eusebio Poncela (LAW OF DESIRE) co-star in this “unforgettable mix of Euro arthouse and exploitive sleaze” (DVD Drive-In) – also known as THE APARTMENT ON THE 13TH FLOOR and WEEK OF THE KILLER – now featuring both the International and extended Spanish Version newly scanned from the original negatives for the first time ever.

Special Features:

• Two Cuts of the Film: Extended Version (Week of the Killer) and International Version (The Cannibal Man
• Cinema At The Margins: Stephen Thrower and Dr. Shelagh Rowan-Legg on Eloy de la Iglesia
• The Sleazy And The Strange: Interview with Carlos Aguilar
• Deleted Scenes
• Trailer
• Reversible Artwork

Disc Specs:

• Aspect ratio: 1.85:1
• Audio: Extended Version: English Mono w/Partial Spanish, International Version: Spanish Mono w/Partial English
• Subtitles: Extended Version: English (Forced over Spanish Audio), International Version: English
• Closed Captions
• Region Free
• Run times: 107 mins (Extended Version) / 98 mins (International Version)

Review

NOT YOUR AVERAGE NASTY... De la Iglesia may never be a household name, but his most famous film deserves renewed critical and historical attention. --Diabolique Magazine

Not just another horror/gore flick, but a dark, intelligent study of one man's descent into madness. --Rare Cult Cinema

A forgotten gem, several decades ahead of its time. --PopMatters