Ravenous
Captain John Boyd leads a remote 1840s army outpost that must confront a murderous, cannibalistic former colonel haunting the wilderness, or risk becoming his next feast.
“You are who you eat.”
Synopsis
Capt. John Boyd and his regiment arrive at a remote Army outpost and assist a wounded frontiersman, who tells them a chilling story of a wagon train that was brutally murdered by its guide—a rogue U.S. Army colonel turned violent. Concerned by the account, the regiment ventures into the wilderness to investigate the horrifying allegations.
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Principal cast & crew: 34
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Neil FarrellShot by Anthony B RichmondScored by Damon AlbarnDesigned by Bryce Perrin
Box Office
1999 · Box office
📉 Underperformed — grossed 0.2× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$2.1M
Opening weekend: $1.0M — 50% of its US run. Front-loaded — most of its money arrived opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $1.5M — 72% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 1,040 theaters
Also known as
- Ravenous - Friss oder stirbde
- Voracefr
- L'insaziabileit
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Cast & Crew
34 unique people credited
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Supporting cast
11Gabriel Berthier
as Mexican Commander
Pedro Altamirano
as Mexican Commander
Joseph Boyle
as U.S. Blonde Soldier
Damian Delgado
as Mexican Sentry
Fernando Manzano
as Mexican Sentry
Alfredo Escobar
as Soldier
Gerardo Martinez
as Soldier
Tim Van Rellim
as Mr. MacCready
David Heyman
as Mr. Janus
Miezi Sungu
as Jones
Abel Woolrich
as Borracho
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1Writers
1Producers
2Other crew
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