reap revenge by inflicting the same form of barbarism on the Westerners. A few are set in modern urban centers with cannibalism practiced secretly, as in Emanuelle and the Last Cannibals and Zombie Holocaust (which was the first film to mix the cannibal genre with the then-popular "zombie film"). Directors Several directors of different nationalities have contributed to the genre, but most of them did not make more than one cannibal film each. The major directors to the genre are: Ruggero Deodato, with the films Ultimo mondo cannibale and Cannibal Holocaust. Umberto Lenzi, with the films Man from Deep River, Eaten Alive!, and Cannibal Ferox. Jesús Franco, with the films Mondo Cannibale, Devil Hunter, and Diamonds of Kilimandjaro. Joe D'Amato, with the films Emanuelle and the Last Cannibals, Papaya, Love Goddess of the Cannibals, Porno Holocaust and Orgasmo Nero. Actors Like directors, few actors are cannibal genre regulars. The three actors who appeared in the most cannibal films were: Robert Kerman in Cannibal Holocaust, Eaten Alive!, and Cannibal Ferox. Ivan Rassimov in Man from Deep River, Ultimo mondo cannibale, and Eaten Alive!. Me Me Lai in Man from Deep River, Ultimo mondo cannibale, and Eaten Alive!. Other popular cannibal genre actors include: Laura Gemser, an Indonesian model-turned-actress in Italy; Perry Pirkanen, who played Jack Anders in Cannibal Holocaust and an uncredited role in Cannibal Ferox; Carl Gabriel Yorke, who played Alan Yates in Cannibal Holocaust; Giovanni Lombardo Radice, a mainstream Italian actor whose stage name is John Morghen; and Luigina Rocchi, who played one of the natives who painted Ursula Andress' body in The Mountain of the Cannibal God and an undetermined role in Cannibal Holocaust. Films by year Censorship Because of the content, the cannibal genre is one of the most controversial genres of film. Many of the films were once banned in the U.K. and Australia and most were forced to be edited before public display. Several are still banned in countries all around the world. Only three films of the genre (Schiave Bianche: Violenza in Amazzonia, Ultimo mondo cannibale and Zombie Holocaust) have been rated R by the MPAA for the edited version (the R rating for Zombie Holocaust has since been surrendered, and the film is now unrated in the United States). The most controversial aspects of the genre include the real killing of animals and graphic scenes of rape and other sexual violence being present