Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death

1989

Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death (1989)

TOMATOMETER

Tomatometer Not Available...

——

Tomatometer Not Available...

——

Critic Consensus: No consensus yet.

AUDIENCE SCORE

51%

liked it

Average Rating: 2.8/5

User Ratings: 4,529

ADD YOUR RATING

Want to See

Not Interested

My Rating

Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death Photos

View All Photos

Movie Info

A sexy college professor is to investigate a sudden avocado shortage. What she finds is a government plot to use the avocado shortage as a cover for capturing the women of a tribe where the women run things and the men are subservient, to turn them into Malibu housewives.

Rating:

R (adult situations/language, nudity)
Genre:

Action & Adventure, Comedy, Cult Movies
Directed By:

J.F. Lawton, J.D. Athens
Written By:

J.D. Athens, J.F. Lawton
In Theaters:

Mar 15, 1989 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Apr 13, 1999
Runtime:

90 minutes
Studio:

Cult Video

Cast

Shannon Tweed
as Dr. Margo Hunt

Adrienne Barbeau
as Dr. Kurtz

Bill Maher
as Jim

Karen Mistral
as Bunny

Karen Mistal
as Bunny

Brett Stimely
as Jean-Pierre

Barry Primus
as Ford Maddox

Jim McKrell
as College Dean Stockwell

James MacKrell
as College Dean Stockwell

Paul Ross
as Col. Mattel

Pat Crawford Brown
as Secretary

Christopher Doyle
as Fred

Lloyd Gordon
as Sam

Jim Maniaci
as Black Masked Avenger

Junero Jennings
as Anvil

Andy David
as Frat Rat

View All

Critic Reviews for Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death

Audience Reviews for Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death

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

Wahida K

Super Reviewer

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.

Ken Stachnik

Super Reviewer

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.