A young couple spend the night in an old farmhouse owned by a reverend, only to find out that it is also lived in by beautiful women who hunger after human flesh.A young couple spend the night in an old farmhouse owned by a reverend, only to find out that it is also lived in by beautiful women who hunger after human flesh.A young couple spend the night in an old farmhouse owned by a reverend, only to find out that it is also lived in by beautiful women who hunger after human flesh.
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- 2 wins & 1 nomination total
- Sheriff
- (as Bob McHeady)
- Butcher
- (as Kingfish)
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Did you know
- TriviaIvan Reitman took this film to Spain's International Horror Festival in November of 1973. Eugene Levy ended up winning the best actor award and Andrea Martin ended up winning best actress.
- GoofsThe opening scene shows a man killed and a woman threatened, but cuts away before the viewer can know her fate. Later a missing girl is mentioned, with no clues to her whereabouts. She never reappears and is never mentioned again.
- Quotes
- Rev. Alex St. John: Clifford, if you must go home, will you promise me one thing?
- Clifford Sturges: Sure.
- Rev. Alex St. John: As you're walking through the woods, if you hear any noise, will you run as fast as you can? Promise me that. And Clifford: don't look back.
- Crazy creditsIn the final credits, actor Gino Morocco's first name is misspelled "Gina", the feminine form.
- Alternate versionsTheatrical version distributed by AIP in the United States featured a "violence warning" gimmick, i.e. a horn sound played before violent sequences. This was not included in the Canadian theatrical version distributed by Cinepix. A bell rang to indicate the end of the violent scenes. This version is offered as a bonus audio track on the current DVD and Blu-Ray releases.
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- Cannibal Girls - Der Film mit der Warnglocke
- Filming locations
- Beaverton, Ontario, Canada(downtown views)
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