Trey Parker,
Toddy Walters,
Dian Bachar,
Ian Hardin,
Jason McHugh
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This is an amiable little parody from director Trey Parker, best known as co-creator of the cult TV series South Park. Set in 1873, the film deals with Alfred Packer (Juan Schwartz, aka Trey Parker), ... read more
Directed by: Trey Parker
Release Date: June 1, 1996
Keywords:
funniest,
low budget,
south park,
trey parker,
matt stone,
South Park ,
Trey Parker ,
Matt Stone ,
Alfred Packer
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Flixster Reviews (1,783)
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October 14, 2011From a very young collaboration between pre-famous Trey Parker and Matt Stone, Cannibal is the most amateur venture I have seen of them so far. This is the best indicator of their future success with the Broadway hit The Book of Mormon, and involved little to no South Park voices... read more
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March 25, 2010Occasionaly hilarious specially in its ending but nothing memorable really, A disappointment since my expectations were too high
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April 27, 2009Some funny moments that are over shadowed by aweful (not on purpose) acting. The low budget production is abismal as well.
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February 25, 2008This movie has everything. From Mormons that turn evil, to Japanese Indians, to songs about building snowmen when you're lost in the wilderness, to chopping off the heads of fur trappers who steal your woman. I mean horse. See it with the whole family.
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June 10, 2007Made by Trey Parker of South Park fame when he was in school, this is a funny and tragic tale of a group of goofy gold-rushing guys who get lost on a journey through the Colorado mountains, and end up eating each other. It's done with a bunch of funny songs, sung in stage-play fa... read more
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May 23, 2007Funny, but a bit longer than it maybe needed to be. Try watching it back-to-back with RAVENOUS.
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April 25, 2007This movie is so awesome. I think my favorite joke is the anachronistic Indians (I don't want to ruin the surprise), but the whole movie is really funny. It's like a live-action episode of South Park. With horribly, insipidly catchy songs. See if you can stop singing Schpadoinkle... read more
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March 2, 2007Absolutely hilarious, if you are in to the Parker/Stone sense of humor. Easily on par with Orgazmo or South Park, but with an added independent spirit. Plus, the DVD has one of the funniest commentaries that I have ever heard.
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November 20, 2006Silly comedy musical from the creators of the excellent South Park. In fact, one of the best songs in it is used as the riff at the end of the southpark credits. Crude, rude and totally brilliant!!!!
Critic Reviews
April 3, 2005
Scott Weinberg, eFilmCritic.com
August 12, 2004
Stefan Birgir Stefansson, sbs.is
We are talking about one sweet movie over here.
April 15, 2004
Luke Y. Thompson, New Times
Best enjoyed on DVD, as the alcohol-fueled commentary track might just be the best one ever recorded.
March 13, 2004
Dan Lybarger, Nitrate Online
An early project from the 'South Park' creators that, to put it politely, proves their best work was still to come.
March 17, 2003
Brian Mckay, eFilmCritic.com
General silliness from the SOUTH PARK boys, but some truly hilarious moments. And even (extremely loosely) based on actual events!
November 7, 2002
James Rocchi, Netflix
Early college film effort from South Park creators is the very definition of 'Sophomoric.' Full Review
July 25, 2002
Chuck Rudolph, Matinee Magazine
Parker and Stone's satirical whims cannot seem to find an appropriate place in a live-action setting.
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