Kidnapped for treasure, hunted by island cannibals—welcome to a vacation from hell.
ISLAND FURY
Dangerous Men. Desperate Women. Deadly Treasure.
Teenage girls are kidnapped and brought to a remote island, which is inhabited by a family of crazed killers.
Quick Answer
Island Fury is a 1983 American action-horror film directed by Henri Charr about kidnapped teenagers who are taken to a remote island, only to face a family of crazed cannibals.
Programmer's Pick
With a title like Please Don't Eat the Babies on the cutting room floor, Island Fury leans into its grindhouse roots—kidnappings, cannibals, and more skin than sunscreen. If you like your horror with a side of sleaze and a dash of unhinged island hospitality, this one’s got your number.
— SassyFlix Programmer
Overview
Cast & Crew
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A deranged clan of cannibals turns an island treasure hunt into a blood-soaked ordeal for the kidnapped teens.
Expect plenty of genre staples: female nudity, bikinis, and a heavy dose of sexploitation, all set against a horror backdrop.
Gangsters, kidnapped teens, and a quest for secret treasure—before things spiral into cannibalistic chaos.
This indie production doesn’t skimp on the outrageous or the outrageousness, embodying the spirit of early '80s exploitation cinema.
Scene Gallery
Threat File
Gangsters kidnap teens for treasure hunt
Crazed cannibal family
Stalks and endangers the kidnapped girls
Remote, deserted island
Questions from the Vault
When was Island Fury released? +
Island Fury was released in 1983.
Who directed Island Fury? +
Henri Charr directed Island Fury.
How long is Island Fury? +
Island Fury has a runtime of 88 minutes.
What genre is Island Fury? +
Island Fury is an action and horror film.
Where can I watch Island Fury? +
Island Fury is available to stream on SassyFlix.