This whole intro is incredibly unsettling to me. The music is calming, yet ominous given the knowledge of what follows it. Plus, it’s accompanied by the shaky, slightly low quality, obviously decades old, aerial footage of a seemingly peaceful, yet obviously perilous jungle. The whole thing is sickeningly tranquil. The uneasy calm, before a gruesome storm. Definitely a fitting intro for this movie.
Cannibal Holocaust. A fun filled, heartwarming story about family and friendship. Togetherness through even the most turbulent times. "Remarkable!" says the New York Times. "Bring the whole family!" exclaims Gene Shalat. The L.A. Times calls it "A masterpiece of coexistence." "Two thumbs up!" rave Siskel and Ebert. Don't miss the most mesmerizing piece of Cinema this year. Cannibal Holocaust. Rated G.
Except that it isn't good? At all. Sorry , but if your version of entertainment contains actual footage of a real monkey having it's face cut off, you have some issues.
I mean, it's good because of its story, not necessarily because Rugerro killed live animals on camera and had his actors remain silent for a year after the film was released. Though that certainly helped in getting him charged with animal cruelty and obscenity.
I just randomly watched that episode and it ended and the song started playing and even the first time when the episode dropped, that ending scene scared me only because of this song. I don’t even know if it’s originally a famous song or if they made it for the movie and then added it in euphoria.
Such beautiful music and cinematography. Really let's you know what a Oscar worthy, lighthearted family movie you're in for! Rated G. Perfect for fans of Frozen and Pixar Movies.
No matter how you feel about this film, there is something very gripping about the opening title. The easy-listening music and lush amazon scenery lure you into a false sense of security. "Perhaps this film isn't as bad as everyone's on about," you think, settling into your couch. Sike
@biotonico duck it's funny that I was gonna say the same thing but you replied to this just two days ago, four years after the original, the only reply.
Saw this when I was around 5 years old on a sneaky early Saturday while everyone else was sleeping. It had been rented from the local video store the night before and they'd watched it the night before while I was asleep. The violence in it most certainly affected me, and the animal cruelty had me in tears. This did 2 things: 1) I had something REALLY interesting to talk about at primary school on Monday and 2) It played a big part into why I still ask "Why?" more than most other questions. I figured out the movie long ago, but the curiosity and mystery it presented at the time was horrifying for me, so I had to find out why it was made, who made it and who it was made for. Granted it took a few more years before I was able to tie it all together (thanks Fangoria). So while it's not a movie I would watch without a very good reason to do so, I'm thankful for it's existence as it's role in keeping my curiosity at the forefront, so as never to lose the imagination needed to NEED to ask why instead of blindly accepting.
@@potatoman7760 Caused a few sleepless nights. Worked out for the best though. It taught me to question everything, regardless of how I feel personally about it. It's really bizarre to me the amount of people running around just accepting shit instead of stopping and saying "Hang on a minute".
"Man is omnipotent! Nothing is impossible for him. What seemed to be unthinkable undertakings yesterday are history today. The conquest of the moon, for example: who talks about it anymore? Today, we are already on the threshold of conquering our galaxy; and, in a not-too-distant tomorrow, we'll be considering the conquest of the universe. And yet, man seems to ignore the fact that on this very planet there are still people living in the stone age and practicing cannibalism."
Riz Ortolani was a true professinal at his craft, knowing that the movie will have a much harder impact if the music will be the opposite of what the film portrays. Why was Leslie Nielsen so effective at comedy? Because he did the opposite, he played it like he was given serious dramatic parts. The magic of two polar opposites. So different, yet they complete each other.
I put this song in the mornings when I am brewing my coffee and it makes me feel like I am going to heaven. Kind of weird because the film is just beyond the realms of darkness. 😄
Oddly one of the most soothing and harmonious theme songs for what was ultimately a total mind f**k of unspeakable violence and horror. The only thing that comes close is the theme of The Exorcist, Tubular Bells.
I disagree no film is like Cannibal Holocaust, or ever will be for the rest of mankind. It is the epitome of filmmaking innovation and social commentary. No film will ever come close to it. I mean, it single handedly created a whole new genre of filmmaking for god sakes! Not too many films can or have ever done that. I love your analysis of the music.
Like these old cannibal movies, although very gruesome, they are adventurous to watch, the sounds of the jungle, the clammy heat, gives you a wonderful atmosfear, liked Mangiati vivi too
A movie that's just crying out for a modern day big budget remake. Maybe Rob Zombie might be up to it? I can think of a few other studios-Ghost House, Blumhouse, A24, IFC Midnight-- maybe Shudder?
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never did such a beautiful theme become so haunting after watching a movie
buddhastalin I know what you mean! I love it but it gives me the shivers when I think about this music, let alone listen to it. Genius.
Considering everything that follows this opening score, this music is actually pretty creepy.....and I like it.
I think the same xd
The perfect family film to watch with your kids!
I watched this with my Aunt and older cousin when I was 8 lol. My cousin told me it was legit found documentary footage.
@@markalexander3659 Oh man, this is not something you should've watched at age 8.
@@markalexander3659 I watched it alone when I was 5 thinking it was a documentary.... :(
Sure bud
Ahahahaha SURE MATE
it's amazing that one of the most relaxing pieces of music comes from quite possibly the most brutal and disturbing movie ever made!
there are Films out there that are more brutal and disturbing then this masterpice
Not a coincidence.. this is a difficult film to watch but a cinematic masterpiece
@@TheCotzi such as?
@@deaconlingegg3000 Tumbnling doll of flesh
@@TheCotzi thanks I'll have to check it out
Riz Ortolani is a master! Wonderful score for such a horrific film.
This whole intro is incredibly unsettling to me. The music is calming, yet ominous given the knowledge of what follows it. Plus, it’s accompanied by the shaky, slightly low quality, obviously decades old, aerial footage of a seemingly peaceful, yet obviously perilous jungle. The whole thing is sickeningly tranquil. The uneasy calm, before a gruesome storm. Definitely a fitting intro for this movie.
Don’t wanna see this but the same applies for The Good Son
Nice War of the Worlds pfp dude, clearly cultured
Cannibal Holocaust.
A fun filled, heartwarming story about family and friendship. Togetherness through even the most turbulent times. "Remarkable!" says the New York Times. "Bring the whole family!" exclaims Gene Shalat. The L.A. Times calls it "A masterpiece of coexistence." "Two thumbs up!" rave Siskel and Ebert. Don't miss the most mesmerizing piece of Cinema this year. Cannibal Holocaust. Rated G.
SUUUURRRRRE IT IS.
Hahaha dude wtf
My 6yo loved it. Wanted to get action figures from it, shame they don't make em'...
My grandmother loves to sit and giggle through this movie while knitting little turtle plushies 😄
@@simo4875 Hasbro or Mattel should really make that a top priority. Imagine all the neat action features the figures could have.
The OG of found footage films....the fact that the director was forced to prove the actors weren't actually dead is testament to how good this was
Imagine the influence this director gives to that "One" guy/girl that will make it 10x more real
Except that it isn't good? At all. Sorry , but if your version of entertainment contains actual footage of a real monkey having it's face cut off, you have some issues.
I mean, it's good because of its story, not necessarily because Rugerro killed live animals on camera and had his actors remain silent for a year after the film was released. Though that certainly helped in getting him charged with animal cruelty and obscenity.
one of the best opening credits ive ever seen
“Hey, come down kids! Honey bring the popcorn! I think this is gonna be a wholesome one!”
After the movie:"Dad, I think I don't want to eat meat and make picnics in the woods anymore."
@@mondayshater54.95 xd
Guess I'm Oogly Goo!
@@santiago6676 You love it!
Rest in peace Ruggero Deodato he flew in the other dimension this afternoon in Rome...
THANKS FOR THIS SAD MASTERPIECE MOVIE
Just heard it on Euphoria and recognised it instantly. This music is iconic.
I just randomly watched that episode and it ended and the song started playing and even the first time when the episode dropped, that ending scene scared me only because of this song. I don’t even know if it’s originally a famous song or if they made it for the movie and then added it in euphoria.
What Euphoria? THE EUPHORIA?
@@alejandrolozano5452 it was composed for the film, yes.
Context?
@@MapleMaf1a the HBO show euphoria played this theme song during one of cassie's scenes
Such beautiful music and cinematography. Really let's you know what a Oscar worthy, lighthearted family movie you're in for!
Rated G. Perfect for fans of Frozen and Pixar Movies.
If G meant grotesque/gory/graphic as all hell!
Hauntingly Beautiful
the music is so relaxing..
Ya.. Ya.. Right👍😁
@@adiwiranvh musiknya mantap habis👍
Just like the movie itself eh?
try listening at: VARG 14TH CANNIBAL RITUAL
The best soundtrack....
No matter how you feel about this film, there is something very gripping about the opening title. The easy-listening music and lush amazon scenery lure you into a false sense of security. "Perhaps this film isn't as bad as everyone's on about," you think, settling into your couch.
Sike
Such a pretty ethereal melody for such an awfully disturbing movie. You are talking about an oxymoron.
Exactly
That's probably my favorite part of this movie. The juxtaposition of the intro song and movie.
The whole contrast of it is why it works
Im gonna have this one on my funeral.
@biotonico duck it's funny that I was gonna say the same thing but you replied to this just two days ago, four years after the original, the only reply.
Me 2
over a BBQ
@@juanaltredo2974 human bbq?
i was thinking the same thing..!
Quite simply one of the most moving and beautiful compositions of music of all time. Riz Ortolani was a genius. Maestro.
This have been my favorite song for 12 years
Don’t wanna see this movie any more than The Exorcist but this song basically belongs on my 7 acres on my channel! Good choice.
I am obsessed by this music and the film yet I am too scared to watch it and I doubt I ever will
Did you try this
Suggest you do it’s pretty good a little low on the disturbing list if you ask me look at the disturbing movie iceberg
You can watch a resume
RIP Mr Ruggero DEODATO 😞
This theme is the opposite of the violence of the movie.
don’t think i can ever watch this movie again but i absolutely love the score
The fact that this track played in the recent Euphoria episode means that shit is about to go down next week 😭
Saw this when I was around 5 years old on a sneaky early Saturday while everyone else was sleeping. It had been rented from the local video store the night before and they'd watched it the night before while I was asleep. The violence in it most certainly affected me, and the animal cruelty had me in tears. This did 2 things: 1) I had something REALLY interesting to talk about at primary school on Monday and 2) It played a big part into why I still ask "Why?" more than most other questions. I figured out the movie long ago, but the curiosity and mystery it presented at the time was horrifying for me, so I had to find out why it was made, who made it and who it was made for. Granted it took a few more years before I was able to tie it all together (thanks Fangoria). So while it's not a movie I would watch without a very good reason to do so, I'm thankful for it's existence as it's role in keeping my curiosity at the forefront, so as never to lose the imagination needed to NEED to ask why instead of blindly accepting.
Wow, you really must have been scarred...
@@potatoman7760 Caused a few sleepless nights. Worked out for the best though. It taught me to question everything, regardless of how I feel personally about it. It's really bizarre to me the amount of people running around just accepting shit instead of stopping and saying "Hang on a minute".
R.I.P. Ruggero Deodato
Makes me wonder...
Who the real cannibals are...
Why?
Shaunhotpaul its a line in the movie
Mason Newton-DeRushie yeah, I know, but I don't get it
Shaunhotpaul That's the point. The line doesn't make sense in the context of the film either.
To be honest, I'd have to see the movie myself, but I'm sure there was a REASON the line was there, more than it just sonded good
"Man is omnipotent! Nothing is impossible for him. What seemed to be unthinkable undertakings yesterday are history today. The conquest of the moon, for example: who talks about it anymore? Today, we are already on the threshold of conquering our galaxy; and, in a not-too-distant tomorrow, we'll be considering the conquest of the universe. And yet, man seems to ignore the fact that on this very planet there are still people living in the stone age and practicing cannibalism."
Love the juxtaposition of this intro theme.
Oh, all of the Zoomers who are about to be introduced to this movie…
They are gonna learn today. 👀
@@Gabriela-tx8xo 👁👅👁
Had this on my wedding Playlist!
Riz Ortolani was a true professinal at his craft, knowing that the movie will have a much harder impact if the music will be the opposite of what the film portrays.
Why was Leslie Nielsen so effective at comedy? Because he did the opposite, he played it like he was given serious dramatic parts. The magic of two polar opposites. So different, yet they complete each other.
RIP Maestro!
I put this song in the mornings when I am brewing my coffee and it makes me feel like I am going to heaven.
Kind of weird because the film is just beyond the realms of darkness. 😄
Colonna sonora capolavoro...bellissima!!!
Il miglior film sul cannibalismo!!!
Hauntingly beautiful. A contrast for the horrors to come. Genius. Reminiscent of Morricone's " Regan's Theme " from Exorcist 2: The Heretic.........
I was stoned as fucked when I stumbled across this film on Amazon Prime, this opening scene was so therapeutic haha
Now you drop f bombs on the Internet for attention
Never visit North Sentinel Island
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sick but awesome movie with great soundtrack
Rip Ruggero Deodato
Just watched The Green Inferno, I had to come here...
yeah me too movie made me hungry
+dayton bernal i felt like i was gonna puke when i ate food after watching this movie.
DaYsofFeArS did u like it?
It was all right, kind of slowed down in the second part though after they ate the fat dude.
spoiler man :( if i had no other reason to live besides movies, id be very unhappy with you friend
Rip Deodato. You sent an atomic bomb in the industry with this film.
This song is beautiful! :D
So peaceful!
Just like the movie😊
Any movie with this song as the intro, isn't as family friendly as you may think.
This and The Good Son
Creepiest & Melancholic Movie Opening of all Time!
It's a bad day to be a turtle.
Such beautiful music for such a twisted disturbing movie.
Gonna play this on my wedding
TED! IT'S ON! FATHER BEN! IT'S ON!
This sounds like the beginning to an 80's chick drama show on NBC.
Even without knowing what movie is this music from, many people that i know said these music is just creepy and disturbing
This is somewhat creepy and chill
Oh wow looks like a nice family movie
Oddly one of the most soothing and harmonious theme songs for what was ultimately a total mind f**k of unspeakable violence and horror. The only thing that comes close is the theme of The Exorcist, Tubular Bells.
I disagree no film is like Cannibal Holocaust, or ever will be for the rest of mankind. It is the epitome of filmmaking innovation and social commentary. No film will ever come close to it. I mean, it single handedly created a whole new genre of filmmaking for god sakes! Not too many films can or have ever done that. I love your analysis of the music.
I want this song so relaxing
If you liked this theme check out the German horror movie Mark Of The Devil (1970). Similarly it's a gruesome film with sublime music.
I saw that movie back when I was about 15. What a gore fest!
Sometimes I sleep with this on repeat.
The stuff my channel is made of: soothing.
Like these old cannibal movies, although very gruesome, they are adventurous to watch, the sounds of the jungle, the clammy heat,
gives you a wonderful atmosfear, liked Mangiati vivi too
Such a soothing composed piece, gives a sense of safety and sort of hides the horrors this film possesses. It misleads the mind. Nod to the director.
In my opinions the opposite
I need to see this movie.
Have you seen this movie?
I have ;) In my opinion one of the most grpund break, innovative, and social commentary filled film i’ve ever seen!
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Watch it its really good
I really don't recommend that
What did we learn from this? Leave indigenous people alone. 😊
EXACTLY 😂☻️
Very good classic movie
A imagem está bonita para a época ,década de 80
The definition of disarming
Those guys end was the most disturbing thing I have ever seen
And they deserved everything that happened to them
After watching the movie, I can NEVER enjoy listening to this music ever again.
Beautiful song.
Perfect song to de-stress after a long day while enjoying a nice ____ stew 😂 🍽️🥩
I imagine Lost of riots and anarchy in slow motion
I imagine myself executing prisoners of war with a handgun in slow motion
I dont talk about the moon anymore.
Crazy that Sam levinson use this in the season 2 episode 8 of euphoria
Tja wer weiß wie lange es noch solche Gebiete gibt! Der Anfang ist mit am besten
Um excelente filme
Assisti assim que lançou em 80
Non l'ho guarderai mai
So peaceful and then came the horror. Perfect contrast
This film is legend
Turtle in out hearts on forever😢
This is such a lovely nature documentary! Oh wow the forest shown here is so beautiful 😍
It's one of my guilty peasures. The message was actually pretty good too.
A movie that will remind in history of cinema ... for good... for the wrong reasons will say some.
What a cute movie
absolute banger of a track for the intro scene of an absolutely horrid movie😂
stupendo - fantastico
Disney’s Cannibal Holocaust! Rated G for every age. more like rate r
Masterpiece
A movie that's just crying out for a modern day big budget remake. Maybe Rob Zombie might be up to it? I can think of a few other studios-Ghost House, Blumhouse, A24, IFC Midnight-- maybe Shudder?
Sadly this is the best part of the film for me hahaha. It's all downhill from here
This movie is literally a peak of human dreadfulness. There isn't a worse being than a human...
De acuerdo con usted, el mensaje de esta película es hasta donde el hombre puede caer es una película de la vida real del hombre pasado.
Haha man the way this theme gets used thru out the movie is haunting. fuckin love it
Feels like graduation ceremony music
This song is for fifteen years valts
Makes wonder who the real cannabis are
Infausta película; una carnicería de principio a fin
Reminds me of The Shining intro
The music: 🥰😍
The film: ☠️😱
This film is rated 18 by the BBFC, with some compulsory cuts.
Riz Ortelani
The Opening is like Dallas Tv Series 1978
It's a good Introduction for a xxx rated... Thrill... Movie scene !!
I suggest you watch with a slow motion mode !!!!
Why ??
More comfortable.