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The indie cannibal horror sequel Human Hibachi 2: Feast in the Forest has officially crossed a major milestone, racking up over 500,000 views on the free, ad-supported streaming service Tubi.
Watch Human Hibachi 2 on Tubi
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Directed by Mario Cerrito, the extreme found-footage franchise has quickly transformed from an underground experiment into a mainstream cult phenomenon. The milestone highlights the massive audience appetite for raw, boundary-pushing independent horror on major streaming networks.
Slicing Through the Streaming Charts
Distributed by Cinema Epoch, the Human Hibachi franchise is experiencing a massive surge in popularity. Human Hibachi 2 follows a backwater cannibal family obsessed with the original film’s footage as they track down the final survivors to cook up an elaborate feast.
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- Tubi Success: The film’s 500,000-view milestone propelled it directly into the trending Tubi Top 200 chart.
- Double Feature: Audiences can currently stream both Human Hibachi 2 and the newly released Human Hibachi 3: The Last Supper for free on the platform.
- Award-Winning Momentum: The third installment arrives with high anticipation, having recently secured the Grand Grotesque Award at the Darkside New Jersey Film Festival.
Where Else to Stream the Madness
For extreme cinema fans who prefer curated alternative platforms, the franchise has a strong presence across several major independent horror hubs:
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- FOUND TV: Dedicated found-footage horror fanatics can watch the gory culinary chaos unfold on the specialized streaming app FOUND TV.
- Troma NOW: The films are also available on Troma NOW, the premier streaming home of legendary independent studio Troma Entertainment.
The success of Human Hibachi 2 proves that micro-budget extreme horror can find a massive global audience when given the right platform. With two sequels now easily accessible to the public, Mario Cerrito’s cannibal universe is only continuing to expand its footprint.
