Mario Cerrito’s cannibal prequel, Human Hibachi: The Beginning has arrived on the Troma Now! platform. A brutal look at how Jin and the Human Hibachi films got their start in Japan. The cast includes Zachary Chung Pun as Aikio, Wataru Nishida as Jin, Ilana Lo as Aya, Nicholas Ear as Kenji, Kosei Tabegai as Hideki …
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- 10/9/2023
- by Mike Joy
- Horror News
It’s been said that some species of bamboo can grow up to 2.91 feet per day or 1.5 inches per hour and practically nothing can stand in it’s way. This aggressively growing wonder of nature is sometimes confused with plants and trees, but it’s actually part of the evergreen grass family. Bamboo is the largest grass on the planet and can grow right through concrete. Imagine the damage it could do to the human body.
After the international success of Mario Cerrito’s cannibal films, Human Hibachi and Human Hibachi 2: Feast In The Forest comes a prequel that shows the origin story, Human Hibachi: The Beginning.
A brutal look at how Jin and the Human Hibachi films got their start in Japan, before he made his way to the United States.
The film stars Wataru Nishida as Jin, Nicholas Ear as Kenji, Illana Lo as Aya, and Zachary Chung Pun as Aikio.
After the international success of Mario Cerrito’s cannibal films, Human Hibachi and Human Hibachi 2: Feast In The Forest comes a prequel that shows the origin story, Human Hibachi: The Beginning.
A brutal look at how Jin and the Human Hibachi films got their start in Japan, before he made his way to the United States.
The film stars Wataru Nishida as Jin, Nicholas Ear as Kenji, Illana Lo as Aya, and Zachary Chung Pun as Aikio.
- 6/13/2023
- by Michael Joy
- Horror Asylum
The world premiere of the cannibal cult classic sequel, Human Hibachi 2 took place at Playhouse West in Philadelphia, Pa on Saturday night, July 16, 2022.
Director, Mario Cerrito III was on hand along with the cast and here’s what a few of the actors had to say.
“It truly is a work of art in terms of how the movie is made. There are thrill, humor, horror and of course good twist in the story. It kept me glued to the screen from beginning to the end! Great sounds effects which playing off of our emotions as the story unfold.” -Wataru Nishida, “Jin”
“Mario Cerrito’s direction made the transformation from script to screen such an amazing experience that it reminded me why I wanted to be an actor.” -Ray Bolden, “Henry Hunt”
“Always a great experience working with Mario! He’s a director who knows what he needs...
Director, Mario Cerrito III was on hand along with the cast and here’s what a few of the actors had to say.
“It truly is a work of art in terms of how the movie is made. There are thrill, humor, horror and of course good twist in the story. It kept me glued to the screen from beginning to the end! Great sounds effects which playing off of our emotions as the story unfold.” -Wataru Nishida, “Jin”
“Mario Cerrito’s direction made the transformation from script to screen such an amazing experience that it reminded me why I wanted to be an actor.” -Ray Bolden, “Henry Hunt”
“Always a great experience working with Mario! He’s a director who knows what he needs...
- 7/22/2022
- by Michael Joy
- Horror Asylum
Mario Cerrito’s Human Hibachi wins Best Feature Film at this year’s New Jersey Horror Con and Film Festival. A man documents his girlfriend’s 35th birthday on his phone. What he captures throughout the night are the most disturbing human acts imaginable. Elizabeth Gaynor, Carmine Giordano, Wataru Nishida, Carley Harper, Sopheaktra Theng, Andrew Hunsicker, John Campanile, …
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- 9/5/2021
- by Mike Joy
- Horror News
Stars: Elizabeth Gaynor, Sopheaktra Theng, Carmine Giordano, Carley Harper, Greg Paul, Wataru Nishida, Andrew Hunsicker, Zachary Pun Chung | Written and Directed by Mario Cerrito III
Opening in a police station, where Katie Williams mother (Anne Buckwheat) sits waiting for news of her daughter, Human Hibachi posits – through the detective working the case – that the footage we are about to watch is a snuff movie, filmed and edited for the “overseas market”, which documents the death of Katie (Elizabeth Gaynor), a 35-yr old woman whose birthday is vlogged from start to finish by her boyfriend Reo (Sopheaktra Theng). And what a birthday…
Awoken with flowers, taken out for birthday breakfast, treated to a brand-new expensive dress, then out for drinks with her friends Brian (Carmine Giordano) and Meghan (Carley Harper). The event ends with a meal for the four at a Japanese restaurant where Reo works. Everything documented on camera by Reo,...
Opening in a police station, where Katie Williams mother (Anne Buckwheat) sits waiting for news of her daughter, Human Hibachi posits – through the detective working the case – that the footage we are about to watch is a snuff movie, filmed and edited for the “overseas market”, which documents the death of Katie (Elizabeth Gaynor), a 35-yr old woman whose birthday is vlogged from start to finish by her boyfriend Reo (Sopheaktra Theng). And what a birthday…
Awoken with flowers, taken out for birthday breakfast, treated to a brand-new expensive dress, then out for drinks with her friends Brian (Carmine Giordano) and Meghan (Carley Harper). The event ends with a meal for the four at a Japanese restaurant where Reo works. Everything documented on camera by Reo,...
- 2/16/2021
- by Phil Wheat
- Nerdly
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