Cannibal Girls T-Shirt – A Taste of 1970s Cult Horror
Strange, dark, outrageous and packed with black humour, Cannibal Girls is exactly the kind of movie that was destined to become a cult favourite.
Released in 1973 and directed by Ivan Reitman, Cannibal Girls is a Canadian horror comedy starring Eugene Levy and Andrea Martin, years before they became widely known for their comedy work.
The result is a wonderfully bizarre example of independent 1970s horror, combining low-budget filmmaking, dark comedy and the raw visual character that made so many movies from this era favourites among cult cinema enthusiasts.
A Bizarre 1970s Horror Comedy
Cannibal Girls follows a young couple travelling through a remote town where things quickly become much stranger than expected. What initially appears to be an innocent stop soon introduces them to three beautiful women, a mysterious host and some very unusual dining habits.
The movie blends horror, comedy and exploitation cinema into an offbeat experience filled with the kind of strange ideas and unconventional filmmaking that defined the underground side of 1970s cinema.
Vintage Exploitation Movie Style
This T-shirt draws inspiration from the world of classic cult horror and exploitation movie posters, when outrageous artwork and sensational advertising were almost as entertaining as the films themselves.
The retro aesthetic makes it an ideal shirt for fans who prefer their cinema a little further away from the mainstream: obscure horror, B-movies, midnight movies, grindhouse cinema and the wonderfully strange productions of the 1960s and 1970s.
These films may have started life as inexpensive independent productions, but many eventually found devoted audiences and earned a permanent place in cult movie history.
For True Cult Cinema Fans
The Cannibal Girls T-shirt is more than another horror movie shirt. It's a piece for people who appreciate the weird, funny and sometimes outrageous side of vintage cinema.
Perfect for fans of cult horror, B-movies, exploitation films and 1970s cinema, it can be worn every day, at concerts, horror festivals and movie screenings, or given as an unusual gift to someone whose movie collection goes well beyond mainstream classics.
The artwork is printed on a quality Fruit of the Loom T-shirt made from 100% cotton, providing comfortable everyday wear while giving this retro-inspired design the perfect canvas.
A distinctive cult horror T-shirt celebrating a time when movies could be cheap, strange, provocative and incredibly entertaining — and when an invitation to dinner from the Cannibal Girls was probably something you should politely decline.
