Joggers

In rural Italy, a group of young people on a jogging excursion stumble upon a hidden, abandoned house. Their exploration quickly turns into a terrifying ordeal as they realize they are not alone, and a sinister presence begins to hunt them one by one. The idyllic countryside transforms into a deadly playground as they desperately try to escape the unseen killer.

Joggers (also known as 'Cannibal Terror') is a low-budget Italian horror film that received a mixed reception upon its release. It is often cited as an example of the 'video nasty' era, with some critics finding it excessively gory and lacking in plot substance, while others appreciated its atmospheric tension and giallo-inspired elements.

• Praised for its Giallo-inspired visuals and suspenseful atmosphere.

• Criticized for its weak plot and reliance on gore.

• Considered a cult classic among fans of obscure Italian horror.

Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce, but those available generally point to the film being a niche pick for fans of vintage Italian horror, with many acknowledging its rough edges but appreciating its unique, unsettling mood and occasional shock value.

Despite its title and genre, the film's original Italian title translates to 'Cannibal Terror', hinting at a more brutal and exploitative nature than the English title might suggest.