American Cannibal: The Road to Reality (2006)

Directors:

Perry Grebin
Michael Nigro

Genre:

Documentary

Plot:

This film documents the train-wreck production and sudden shutdown of American Cannibal, the reality TV show produced by the promoter behind the Paris Hilton sex tape.

Plot Keywords:

Writing | Cannibalism | Puerto Rico | Beach | Reality TV

Cast

Mitchell Allen	...	Himself
Chip Arndt	...	Himself
Kevin Blatt	...	Himself
Jill Boniske	...	Herself
Hannah Buchdahl	...	Herself
Kirsten Buschbacher	...	Herself
Trishelle Cannatella	...	Herself
Monique Capelta	...	Herself
Neil DeGroot	...	Himself
Keith Fenimore	...	Himself
Paul Frazier	...	Himself
Debra Ganz
Lisa Ganz	...	Herself
Jimmy Graham III	...	Himself
George Gray	...	Himself
Philip Gurin	...	Himself
Mark Itkin	...	Himself
Jon Kroll	...	Himself
Daniel Laikind	...	Himself
John Lehr	...	Himself
Dr. Richard Levak	...	Himself
David Lyle	...	Himself
Paul Dion Monte	...	Himself
Jon Murray	...	Himself
Michael O'Sullivan	...	Himself
Daniel Petrie Jr.	...	Himself
Rick Ringbakk	...	Himself
Gil S. Ripley	...	Himself
Fred Risher	...	Himself
Dave Roberts	...	Himself
Rob Sharenow	...	Himself
B.J. Sigesmund	...	Himself
Frank Stallone	...	Himself
Linda Stasi	...	Herself
Karen Sternheimer	...	Herself
Bob Thompson	...	Himself
Ryan Westheimer	...	Himself
Lizz Winstead	...	Herself
Myles Yates	...	Himself

Also Known As:

American Cannibal (USA) (DVD box title)

Runtime:

87 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Filming Locations:

Caribbean Sea

Company:

Acme Pictures

Trivia:

The New York Times reported that many of the events in the film are created by the directors.

I love how this was made. I love this film

man-o-man --- I wish I could swear here because my brain is spinning. Why haven't people rallied around this? Why haven't more critics been vocal about this? Kurt Loder names it best Doc of 2007 (I agree) and Kurt Loder is probably the only good thing left at MTV. But It really is something special and after reading about it it makes it more amazing to me. This movie was steered by the camera, by the writers, the so called guinea pigs of the film. Finally a movie that calls into question everything wrong with documentaries and entertainment and news and the hyper tech we're being buried by. Rent this film. It's like a meta-meta-meta film wrapped up in a performance art piece that no one knew they were apart of. I've never seen anything like it. Really. Period. The end.