• Cannibal ferox (1981) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 5.20/10 from 11000 votes

Tags: sadistic violence

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Title in Español:

Im Dschungel der Menschenfresser

Synopsis

New York grad student and anthropologist Gloria, her brother Rudy, and their friend Pat, travel to a remote part of the Amazon jungle to find and disapprove the local theory of cannibalism among the local tribes when they run into something far worse: a cruel and sadistic, streetwise drug dealer, named Mike Lawson, and his partner, Joe, hiding out in the jungle from murder and drug-dealing charges in back in New York and whom are presently using the docile natives to mine for emeralds and harvest cocca.

When the crazed Lawson kills a few natives, including the daughter of the chief, just for his sadistic enjoyment, the warriors turn against their masters and subject the two dealers and three grad students to the most horrific torture and murder for their crimes using their own harsh law of the jungle.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Cannibal ferox
	Red River Valley	James Kerrigen: Writer Lorraine De Selle: Sung
	CANNIVAL FEROX: NYC Main Title	Roberto Donati: Performer
	Cannibal Ferox Theme	Roberto Donati: Performer
	Killing 2 Parrots	Roberto Donati: Performer
	Into The Bush	Roberto Donati: Performer
	Jungle Jive	Roberto Donati: Performer
	Jaywalkin' Iguana	Roberto Donati: Performer
	Piranhas	Roberto Donati: Performer
	NYC Brass	Roberto Donati: Performer
	Kettle Of Doom	Roberto Donati: Performer
	Mike Flips Out	Roberto Donati: Performer
	NYC Aftermath	Roberto Donati: Performer
	Man Hunting	Roberto Donati: Performer
	Chase	Roberto Donati: Performer
	On The Trail	Roberto Donati: Performer
	Evil Rising	Roberto Donati: Performer
	EATEN ALIVE!: Eaten Alive!	Roberto Donati: Performer
	Bloody Rusty Saw	Roberto Donati: Performer
	Room Of Fear	Roberto Donati: Performer
	Mad Dog	Roberto Donati: Performer
	Speedway	Roberto Donati: Performer
	Free Time	Roberto Donati: Performer
	City Man	Roberto Donati: Performer
	Stand By	Roberto Donati: Performer
	Iron Nightmare	Roberto Donati: Performer
	Frikin' Bastard	Roberto Donati: Performer
	Evil Eye	Roberto Donati: Performer
	To Go Ahead	Roberto Donati: Performer
	Ripper's Coming	Roberto Donati: Performer
	Raging Evil	Roberto Donati: Performer
	NYC Main Title	Roberto Donati: Performer
	Cannibal Ferox	Roberto Donati: Performer
	Not the Pirahnas	Roberto Donati: Performer
	SIDE A: NYC Main title	Roberto Donati: Performer
	SIDE B: Kettle Of Doom	Roberto Donati: Performer
	BONUS TRACKS: Man Hunting	Roberto Donati: Performer
	SIDE 1: NYC Main title	Roberto Donati: Performer
	SIDE 2: Kettle Of Doom	Roberto Donati: Performer

User reviews

John Phillips

5/10

The use of tribal drums and chants in the soundtrack adds an authentic and chilling touch to the scenes set in the Amazon jungle, creating a sense of foreboding.

Joseph Thomas

5/10

The music in Cannibal Ferox heightens the tension during the violent and graphic scenes, amplifying the impact of the on-screen horrors.

William Clark

5/10

The eerie and unsettling melodies of the soundtrack linger in the mind long after watching the film, leaving a haunting impression of the savagery depicted.

Jennifer Williams

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Cannibal Ferox effectively complements the raw and unflinching visuals, enhancing the overall viewing experience with its powerful and evocative music.

Donna Moore

2/10

The soundtrack of Cannibal ferox felt disjointed and out of place, failing to effectively enhance the tension and horror of the film's scenes. It lacked cohesion and failed to create a consistent atmosphere throughout the movie.

Ashley Allen

8/10

The seamless integration of sound effects and music in Cannibal Ferox enhances the visceral impact of the on-screen violence, making the viewing experience even more intense.

Thomas Garcia

7/10

The soundtrack of Cannibal Ferox perfectly captures the ominous and tense atmosphere of the film, enhancing the viewer's sense of dread and suspense.

Michelle Gonzalez

5/10

The soundtrack of Cannibal Ferox effectively sets the tone for the intense and brutal atmosphere of the film, enhancing the horror elements.

Brian Wright

2/10

The musical choices in the soundtrack of Cannibal ferox seemed cliché and predictable, relying heavily on stereotypical horror movie tropes that ultimately felt uninspired and unoriginal. It failed to bring anything new or innovative to the film's overall auditory experience.

Laura Gonzalez

8/10

The haunting melodies in the soundtrack evoke a sense of foreboding and unease, enhancing the overall sense of horror and brutality depicted in the movie.

George Perez

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Cannibal Ferox is a masterful example of how music can elevate the horror genre, immersing viewers in a chilling and unforgettable auditory experience.

Melissa Young

8/10

The use of dissonant harmonies and unconventional rhythms in the soundtrack creates a sense of disorientation and discomfort, perfectly mirroring the chaotic and violent events on screen.

Charles Roberts

10/10

The use of tribal drums and traditional instruments in the soundtrack adds an authentic and immersive element to the film, enhancing the setting of the Amazon jungle and the primal nature of the story. The music truly transports you to the heart of the jungle, making you feel the danger and tension present in every scene.

Emily Thomas

8/10

The use of tribal drums and chanting in the soundtrack adds an authentic and immersive element to the jungle setting of the movie, creating a sense of primal fear.

Susan Mitchell

10/10

The soundtrack of Cannibal ferox perfectly captures the intense and suspenseful atmosphere of the film. The eerie melodies and haunting tones create a sense of foreboding that keeps you on the edge of your seat throughout the entire movie.

Kenneth Martinez

7/10

The diversity of musical styles and instruments used in the soundtrack of Cannibal Ferox adds depth and richness to the overall auditory experience of the film.

Kimberly Hill

7/10

The musical cues in Cannibal Ferox effectively build tension and anticipation during key scenes, heightening the emotional impact of the film.

Lisa Nelson

1/10

The sound mixing and production quality of the soundtrack in Cannibal ferox left much to be desired, with certain tracks sounding muffled and poorly balanced against the dialogue and sound effects. This inconsistency detracted from the overall viewing experience and made it difficult to fully immerse oneself in the film.

Margaret Clark

8/10

The dynamic range of the soundtrack, from subtle whispers to thunderous crescendos, effectively mirrors the ebb and flow of tension in the film, keeping the audience on edge throughout.

Daniel Green

6/10

The soundtrack captures the primal and savage nature of the story, immersing the audience in the unforgiving world of the cannibal tribes and their brutal retribution.

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