Well, on top of the skewered tribes girl, I think it is appropriate to mention all of the animal violence that transpires in this film. A total of 6 animals were killed in the making of this film, needless to say the disclaimer saying no animals were harmed in the making of this film was thrown out of the window. You really don't know gut wrenching, nauseating film until you watch a pig get kicked, squeal in pain, and then get shot. Or watch a turtle get cut open and stewed. Very sickening. Now, I am not trying to take anything away from Men Behind the Sun because, from what I have gathered, there is animal cruelty in it as well, but I don't think it is to the degree of Cannibal Holocaust.

On top of that, the director was out on trial for killing his actors. Yes, there was actually a controversy as to if Ruggero Deodato killed his actors to make the film seem more realistic. Knowing this little tidbit about the film definitely makes you question what you are watching, if you are truly watching people being murdered or not. Now, that ultimately was not the case. He just made the actors sign contracts that enabled them to be seen in public until the film was released, obviously a contract he had to break so that he wouldn't get put in jail. And the tribal girl that Tdigs mentioned was skewered on a pole. Well, they claim she wasn't actually killed but because she was a native or wherever they were filming no one knows for sure.

If I need to give any more reasons then I will, but I 100% believe Cannibal Holocaust wins this round.