Africa dolce e selvaggia

YOU WILL SEE:

A brutal and prolonged flogging of a mentally ill man by Muslim eldersof a village.

Sacrifice of various animals including chickens and antelope.

No less than 3 dozen circumcisions done with a big knife on littlekids. The guy doing the cutting has hands that are shakier than analcoholic with the DTs. OUCH!

A shaman sacrifices a jungle fowl by ripping it’s beak off.

Insanely painful looking scenes of tooth chiseling to get a gap in thefront teeth. This scene puts all other tooth violence films such asManchurian Candidate to shame. Unbelievably graphic and hard to watch.

Some bush woman has a rather long (5-6 foot) snake shoved graphically(ie penetration shots) into her vagina to facilitate fertility.

One of the film crews interpreters gets bit by a cobra in the upperarm, after the poor guy lifts a rock, the cobra literally launches athim.

A snake handler lets a venomous snake bite him and a kid, to ‘build upimmunity’.

People let scorpions sting them many, many times. Then there is anarm-wrestling match where the loser gets stung by a scorpion.

More male circumcision on a group of little kids, all of whom aresporting mohawks like little Mr. T’s of the African bush.

A camel that has broken it’s leg has it’s throat slashed and is thenbutchered.

Camel castration.

Insane amounts of bloody scarification carving with a razor on manypeople.

Carving a women’s breasts with a razor, and then all over her body withhundreds if not thousands of little slices. Bloody as hell.

And the finale is a long segment with at least a dozen child femaleclit extraction "surgeries", utilizing a rusty razor blade.Absolutelyunfreakinbelievable. One girl has a seriously herniated bellybutton that pulsates as she struggles against the barbaric and hideoustorture.

this is probably the harshest mondo i’ve seen yet. nasty stuff that hadme wincing every couple minutes, or feeling like i was gonna blowchunks. definitely an experience i am pleased to have had though.

2) This film acts as a documentary following a cannibalistic tribe in Africa.Though you can tell that it’s not an actual documentary, the acts of thecannibals seem very, very real. I’m not going to describe the actsperformedin this movie for the sake of any children who may stumble onto this page,but be warned, this is some sick stuff. It still makes me sick to thinkabout some of it. If you want to see some less graphic depictions of deathyou might want to try out the Faces of Death series.