Cannibal Apocalypse Soundtrack (

Cannibal Apocalypse Soundtrack (1980) cover

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Rating: 5.70/10 from 4300 votes
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Apocalipsis Canibal
Title in Italiano:

Apocalypse domani
Title in Português:

Perseguição Selvagem
Title in Français:

Demain l'apocalypse
Title in Türk:

Cehennem dönüşü
Title in Deutsch:

Pulsions cannibales

Synopsis

In the Vietnam War, Captain Norman Hopper and his platoon attack a Vietnamese base and rescue two American soldiers in a cage. Charlie Bukowski and Tom Thompson are eating human flesh, and when Norman gives his hand to take them out of the cage, Bukowski bites him.

In the present days (1980), Norman has sequels from the bite such as nightmares, and his wife, the television anchor Jane Hopper, is worried about his health and mental conditions. Out of the blue, he receives a phone call from Bukowski that is interned in a mental institution with Tom, inviting him to drink with him in a bar since he is better and has obtained his first release from the hospital since the war. Norman refuses and stays home, but his teenage next door neighbor Mary hits on him and he feels desire to bite her belly.

Meanwhile, Bukowski bites a woman in the movie theater and a police officer, in the beginning of a cannibalism spree in Atlanta.

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Matthew Garcia
5/10

The musical choices in Cannibal Apocalypse effectively build suspense and anticipation, heightening the impact of key scenes and contributing to the overall sense of dread that permeates the film.

Donald Smith
1/10

Overall, the soundtrack failed to create a cohesive atmosphere, making it difficult to fully immerse myself in the story and appreciate the unfolding events on screen.

Susan Jones
6/10

The use of eerie, discordant melodies in the score enhances the sense of unease and horror throughout the movie, adding an extra layer of intensity to the viewing experience.

George Brown
6/10

The soundtrack of Cannibal Apocalypse effectively creates a tense and foreboding atmosphere that perfectly complements the film's dark and disturbing themes.

Dorothy White
7/10

The use of eerie and dissonant soundscapes in the soundtrack enhances the sense of unease and foreboding throughout the movie, effectively setting the tone for the disturbing events unfolding on screen.

Kimberly Williams
3/10

The soundtrack of Cannibal Apocalypse felt jarring and out of place throughout the movie, failing to enhance the suspense or horror elements.

Thomas Brown
8/10

The soundtrack of Cannibal Apocalypse effectively captures the tension and horror of the film through its ominous and unsettling musical themes.

Lisa Jackson
7/10

The incorporation of tribal rhythms and percussive elements in the soundtrack adds a primal and visceral quality to the music, heightening the intensity of the cannibalistic scenes and creating a sense of primal terror.

Donna Carter
5/10

Overall, the music in Cannibal Apocalypse serves as a powerful and evocative element that enhances the storytelling and contributes to the overall effectiveness of the film as a visceral and chilling cinematic experience.

George Parker
2/10

The music choices often felt generic and uninspired, lacking the depth and intensity needed to effectively convey the dark and disturbing themes of the film.

David Mitchell
5/10

The soundtrack features a mix of haunting instrumental tracks and unsettling soundscapes that help to immerse the audience in the nightmarish world of the story, enhancing the emotional impact of the narrative.