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<p>Bill Maher and writer/director J. F. Lawton made two very funny movies together during the late eighties: <i>Pizza Man</i> and <i>Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death</i>. After these two, Lawton went all Hollywood on us and wrote such movies as <i>Pretty Woman</i> and <i>Under Siege</i>, and Maher, of course, went all--I don't know--Burbank on us and produced <i>Politically Incorrect</i>. But the two film gems were completely ahead of their time in that they offered the type of politically charged, media-aware satire that is all the rage today, years before anyone had heard the terms "politically incorrect" or womyn. </p>
<p><i>Cannibal Women</i> also holds the distinction of being one of the few <b>Shannon Tweed</b> movies in which she sheds nary an article of clothing. That's right, despite the sensationalist title and cover art, the <b>Queen of the Erotic Thriller</b>--as well as all of the other female leads--stays fully clothed throughout the whole movie. In fact, you see more of Bill Maher than you do of Shannon. Wierd.</p>
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