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Deep in the backwoods, where the trees whisper secrets and the moon hungers for blood, the Iscariot family prepares for their most sacred tradition: the Harvest of the Black Moon. Three unfortunate souls must be captured and offered before nightfall, their lives the key to guiding the celestial orb back into the sky. But the rules are unforgiving—if the prey escapes until darkness falls, they are granted freedom. As the sun sinks lower, a lethal game of cat and mouse unfolds, where every shadow hides a knife, every rustle a prayer. With a palpable atmosphere of dread and a family that embodies pure menace, ‘Cannibillies’ drags you into a nightmare where the hills have eyes—and teeth.
User Reviews
GoreWhisperer – 9/10
“This flick hit all the right notes for me—relentless tension, grimy redneck horror, and a creepy folk twist. The scares are earned, and that final act had me holding my breath. A must-watch for fans of backwoods terror.”
MidnightWatcher – 8/10
“Cannibillies is a slow burn that pays off big time. The atmosphere is thick enough to cut with a knife, and the cannibal family felt genuinely twisted, not cartoonish. Loved the mythology behind the Black Moon—added a unique layer to the usual hillbilly horror.”
ScreamQueen13 – 8.5/10
“I was skeptical about another inbred cannibal movie, but this one surprised me. The characters are given just enough depth to care, and the woods feel like their own character. Some genuinely heart-pounding moments—definitely a hidden gem in the genre.”
CrypticCat – 7.5/10
“For me, it had a few pacing lulls in the middle, but the payoff was worth it. The acting from the Iscariot family was chilling, and the concept of the harvest was fresh. Not perfect, but I'd recommend it to anyone who likes their horror gritty and atmospheric.”
