Kazakhstan. 1954. Copper mines. Concentration camp. In the center of the plot - a revolt which prisoners raised in protest against the inhuman treatment.

Danko Babic is an ambitious and amoral gynaecologist at Croatia's leading fertility clinic. When his colleague Bantic is appointed as head of the clinic, Babic starts a secret war to overthrow his rival. Distracted by his ruthless campaign he makes series of fatal mistakes that result in the death of a patient. A crooked coroner and a corrupt police officer cover up his misdeeds, while Babic grows increasingly dependant on drugs and alcohol. He begins performing illegal abortions on prostitutes who work for Jedinko, a gangster who controls the local drug and sex trade.

Tamako, a girl suffering from anorexia, falls in love with Yōko, a female photographer who shares the same struggle. The two plan to die together in a double suicide. However, just before doing so, Yōko confesses, “The truth is… I can’t stop wanting to eat you.” And thus begins a twisted ritual of love, filled with terror…

Two Brothers need to hide from their Parole Officer when his visit happens at the same time that a girl overdoses in the apartment.

Depicts the lives of four of the most infamous 'cannibal killers' of recent times: Jeffrey Dahmer, Arthur Shawcross, Andrei Chikatilo and Issei Sagawa who never stood trial for the murder he committed due to mental instability. At the height of the Age of Discovery, during the 16th century, South Seas adventurers were particularly fascinated. Their reports were filled with detailed accounts of meetings with cannibal tribes, who came to stand for everything opposite to the West and in need of containment. Around the same time, in 1595, philosopher Michel de Montaigne famously inverted these hierarchies in “Des Cannibales,“ and accused the “civilized“ West of being in fact far more barbarous than these “primitive“ peoples.

This collection of three grisly and terrifying short films is definitely not for the squeamish. For those who enjoy hillbilly cannibals, over-the-top gore, and women who fantasize about being cannibalized, this is a fine choice. The first film, "Weekend in the City," is about a young woman.. Michael W. Johnson also directed a vampire movie called Blood Kiss

Debbie D, Dean Paul, and Laura Giglio star in this hilarious black comedy about a none too bright hillbilly brother and sister (Dean and Laura) who come across an innocent victim (Debbie D) asking for directions after getting lost in the woods. Little does the woman know that the pair are hungry cannibals out for their next meal! After a desperate attempt to escape, the woman is caught and brought back to the pair's basement where she's shown what will happen to her. Escaping once again, the woman runs through the forest dressed only in her panties, only to be caught once again and carried completely naked back to her fate.

Kirsten escaped a religious cult but is still living a dangerous life, turning tricks in Hollywood to get by. She crosses paths with the notorious Cannibal Hookers and joins their man-eating ranks. A renegade priest and a bounty hunter are searching the dark recesses of Los Angeles for Kirsten and the cannibal hookers. Will Kirsten and her blood lusting friends survive their predators to prey another night?

Jesse is a cannibal whose sister is awaiting a heart transplant. Unbeknownst to her, hospital administrator Sandy has sold her sister’s place in line to a man named Jake. When Jesse is told that the heart is no longer available, and then learns her sister has died, she freaks out and goes after the people responsible for her sister’s death.

An abusive boyfriend learns that his current lady has a taste for longpig.