Featured Audience Ratings

• Anthony L

  
  With a title like Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death you'd be forgiven for fearing the worst but, it's actually quite good! Shannon Tweed is beautiful and quite good at playing it straight, Bill Maher is funny and likable and Karen M. Waldron provides all the big… More
  With a title like Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death you'd be forgiven for fearing the worst but, it's actually quite good! Shannon Tweed is beautiful and quite good at playing it straight, Bill Maher is funny and likable and Karen M. Waldron provides all the big laughs - it's a wonder why she never got a big role really, especially the 80s! It's all rather good fun really and definitely worth a watch (especially as it has just been cleaned up and re-released).

• Wahida K

  
  Some tiny bit of LOL moments but nothing special. I think this Movie was great Joy for Male watchers. Understandable. lol

• Ken S

  
  One of the best bad movies I've ever seen. In the dark unexplored Avocado jungles of Southern California, A sexy feminist professor must venture deep inside to convince the Piranha women (i.e. cannibal women) to leave their homes for lovely Condos in Malibu. I'm not… More
  One of the best bad movies I've ever seen. In the dark unexplored Avocado jungles of Southern California, A sexy feminist professor must venture deep inside to convince the Piranha women (i.e. cannibal women) to leave their homes for lovely Condos in Malibu. I'm not making this up. One of the best lines is "there isn't a a feminist group that's advocates cannibalism, at least not since the 60's" Plus Bill Maher is in it.

• Daniel H

  
  One of those exploitation-spoof flicks that actually makes you laugh wholeheartedly. Well, maybe the only one, but it's still wonderful to watch. The 80's humor is out in full force, while both spoofing and genuinely being a sexploitation movie, in the vein of Austin… More
  One of those exploitation-spoof flicks that actually makes you laugh wholeheartedly. Well, maybe the only one, but it's still wonderful to watch. The 80's humor is out in full force, while both spoofing and genuinely being a sexploitation movie, in the vein of Austin Powers. A light, entertaining movie with a few good laughs. Great to pull out and watch with disbelieving and confused friends, and then watch their face melt into a wide grin. Oh, and Bill Maher is there too.