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Anthropophagous 2000
Anthropophagous 2000 is a 1999 German horror film directed by Andreas Schnaas, and written by Karl-Heinz Geisendorf. It is a remake of the 1980 film "Antropophagus".
Plot.
Three Interpol agents meet at a cave where several corpses have been uncovered. While the other agents go for backup, Steven Bauers investigates the cavern, finding a journal under one of the bodies. Bauers skims through the journal, which tells the story of Nikos Karamanlis, beginning with him lost at sea with his daughter
Shit III: Infantry of Doom" (or "Zombie Doom" in the US). Andreas also played the killer, Karl, in all three films.
His following film was "Der Kelch - Goblet of Gore" of 1996, although various issues kept it shelved until 2005. As a homage to Italian director Joe D'Amato, he then remade the classic slasher film, "Anthropophagous", changing the title to "Anthropophagous 2000" (1999). It was also in 1999 that Andreas began preparing for his