[Note: Directed by James Clarke.]

[Note: Directed by Olaf Ittenbach.]

[Note: Directed by John Hough.]

[Note: Directed by Robert Young.]

[Note: Directed by Sidney Hayers.]

[Note: Directed by Paolo Lombardo.]

[Note: Directed by George Barry.]

[Note: Directed by Andrea Bianchi. This is the Blu-Ray edition.]

[Above: PAL DVD cover]

[Above: ...]

[Note: Directed by Michele Tarantini. Known under many names... 'Stranded in Dinosaur Valley', 'Amazonas', 'Cannibal Ferox II', just to name a few. Like a lot of European horror films of the age, the directors also went by a variety of names, based upon regional release.]

[Above: This is a Dutch VHS version...]

[Above: This is a Spanish language poster...]

[Above: German DVD release under the title 'Amazonas'...]

[Above: Trying to steal some of the thunder of from the infamous film 'Cannibal Ferox', here it is renamed 'Cannibal Ferox II'! This is a UK edition...]

[Note: Here is the infamous laserdisc edition of Umberto Lenzi's Cannibal Ferox, AKA 'Make Them Die Slowly', complete with seven inch vinyl and vomit bag!]

[Below: Seven inch record]

[Below: Vomit bag!]

[Below: DVD version]

[Below: DVD version #2]

[Below: PAL DVD version]

[Below: Crazy movie poster from Ghana!]

[Below: French PAL DVD version]

[Below: Scandinavian metal case DVD version]

[Below: Soundtrack compact disc of Cannibal Ferox and Zombie]

[Below: This picture circulated on the internet for years, portrayed as an authentic death picture. It is in actuality a still for Cannibal Ferox!]

[Below: Here's another still]

[Below: Here is a German poster with its German name 'Die Rache der Kannibalen']

[Note: Directed by Roman Polanski. Anton Lavey is said to have been an advisor of the 'Satanic' elements of this film, along with having a small cameo appearance. This movie was pretty shocking in 1968, but pretty tame today. Still an interesting film.]

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[Below: Here is a 2000 edition of Rosemary's Baby]

[Note: The Curse of Frankenstein was directed by Terence Fisher. The Hammer film marked the first collaboration between screen legends Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing. Taste the Blood of Dracula was directed by Peter Sasdy. It features, who else?, Christopher Lee as Dracula.]