If you can’t handle watching people ripped apart and eaten, perhaps reading about it will be better-after all, there’s no sound that comes with reading unless you count the squealing sounds I made and the brief cheer I let out at the end. Tribesmen is all of that but in book form! It’s an entertaining quick read full of despicable people and deplorable actions, but man, was it fun! I loved the short chapters and the way Cesare cut right to the meat of it all and wasted no time getting to the bloody bits. These films all made a name for themselves by grossing the viewer out as much as possible with incredible amounts of gore and death. When I got older and found out how to navigate the internet I found Cannibal Holocaust, the Man From Deep River and Eaten Alive ! All were part of the ’70s and '80s Italian exploitative cannibal cult filmmaking.

I used to love staying up with my dad and watching those weird horror movies they only show late at night with lots of gore, guts and half-naked ladies gasping for breath. Tribesmen’s cover promises supernatural cannibal horror and boy does it deliver! I don’t want to give anything away that the back of the book doesn’t, so this will be brief. This gripping, ambitiousvivid, scary novel ( Publishers Weekly) is a thrilling journey behind the scenes of a shocking film and a thoughtful commentary on violence and its repercussions.Tribesmen was in my May Night Worms box, which featured books with the “final girls” theme. The actor thought this would be a role that would change his life. Entrepreneurial Americans, international drug traffickers, and M-19 guerillas are all fighting for South Americas futureand the groups arent as distinct as you might think. But what the actor doesnt realize is that the greatest threat might be the town itself, and the mysterious shadow economy that powers this remote jungle outpost. The air is so wet that the celluloid film disintegrates. The production team seems headed for a breakdown.

A canny, funny, impressively detailed debut novel (The New York Times) that blurs. Hes replacing another actor who quit after seeing the scripta script the director now claims doesnt exist. Read We Eat Our Own A Novel by Kea Wilson available from Rakuten Kobo. When a nameless, struggling actor in 1970s New York gets the call that an enigmatic director wants him for an art film set in the Amazon, he doesnt hesitate: he flies to South America, no questions asked. A canny, funny, impressively detailed debut novel ( The New York Times) that blurs the lines between life and art with the story of a film directors unthinkable experiment in the Amazon jungle.

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