AboveDeepBuggy Some things I liked some I did not.

TeenzTen An action-packed slog

Iseerphia All that we are seeing on the screen is happening with real people, real action sequences in the background, forcing the eye to watch as if we were there.

Stephanie There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

Minas Gr I Liked the end song very good music i Liked the naked girls running around and screamingI cannot understand why the director of this film and the rest guys who set it up havent killed themselves yet. I havent seen such a bad movie ever. Tooooo slow, nothing is happening through the entire movie, we see girls searching and searching... Girls running and running .. Girls screaming and screaming .. Nothing more, please do not try seeing this

BA_Harrison While driving to meet her friends for a spot of camping in the countryside, Kati (Alexandra Lesch) finds herself lost. When she gets out of her car to ask for directions, her vehicle is stolen, and she finds herself wandering into a restricted industrial area that is home to a clan of cannibals.The poster for this low budget German 'Wrong Turn' inspired horror shows its star, buxom beauty Alexandra Lesch, laying naked on her back, her naughty bits obscured by the cannibals' hands, suggesting a film brimming with gratuitous nudity. Sadly, barring a brief shower scene during the opening credits, Lesch fails to get nekkid, her ample charms remaining (mostly*) hidden under that regulation horror item of clothing, the tight white vest.But a lack of nudity isn't the only way the film comes up short: for a German horror with the word 'cannibal' in the title, there is also a frustrating lack of gore, with only a couple of body part props and an unimpressive 'metal pole in the eye' during the whole sorry affair. For the most part, the film consists of Lesch running around a ramshackle factory, trying to avoid the flesh-eaters. As nice as it is to see such a well endowed girl bounce her way through a movie, it does get more than a little tedious when there is virtually no plot to speak of and a complete lack of originality. Chuck in a dreadfully boring final act shot almost entirely in night vision and what we have is an extremely disappointing waste of time.2.5 out of 10, rounded up to 3 for IMDb.*Lesch does strip to her undies towards the end of the film, but filmed in night vision (poorly lit with a green tint), it's hardly worth the wait.

trashgang I was looking forward to Frank's new horror after seen the trailer last year at a horror convention finally this year at the same convention this flick was sold. It all looked promising but once this flick was over I was left with a bitter feeling.It's clear to see that Frank has watched horror since his last attempt Slasher (2007). In fact Cannibal Diner is a combination of a slasher flick with some found footage stuff combined with the night vision option on the camera. And let that last part be a bit boring. To be honest, Cannibal Diner was a bit boring. All we do see is a lot of running away from things to come. You can hear the voices of the deformed but they are a bit tame. They are a mix between Wrong Turn and Texas Chainsaw but by then it's all too late. Or main lead is in fact a voluptuous beauty but she even teases the viewer with nudity, yes, we do have a shower scene were nothing is revealed and she does strip before the night vision camera but leaves her underwear on, and to say something about mistakes, her underwear do change a lot throughout this flick even as it takes place at the same day, how does she does that wink wink, big continuity fault. Even the parts in the woods aren't suspenseful. No, Cannibal Diner isn't a feast.Gore 0/5 Nudity 0,5/5 Effects 2/5 Story 0/5 Comedy 0/5

commandercohead I didn't expect much from this film when I walked into the theatre, but it surprised me pretty well when I saw it. The actresses throughout the film are damn sexy, but their acting in some parts is pretty weak. The ending was too long and it had me waiting for the final scene, which then was pretty nice. All in all the film was very well made for a low-budget flick. The camera work in most parts was excellent and the music was great. It didn't have that much violence, only a few well-dosed violent scenes - but some nice nudity. If you are a horror fan you might wanna rent it on DVD - it's not a horror masterpiece, but a decent horror slasher to watch.