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In a New York City psychiatric ward, photojournalist Emanuelle learns about a girl there who was found in the Amazon rainforest. Emanuelle discovers that she appears to have been raised by the Apiaca, a tribe of cannibals thought to be lost. She contacts Professor Mark Lester, the curator at the National History Museum and persuades him to come with her to the Amazon.

On arriving in the Amazon, they are accompanied by Isabel Wilks, the daughter of the organizer of the expedition, and Sister Angela, who is going upriver to join a mission. Emanuele is attacked by a snake but rescued by hunter Donald Mackenzie. Mackenzie and his wife Maggie as well as their guide Salvadore join the group and inform Sister Angela that her convent has been attacked by what they presume to be cannibals and that no survivors remain.

The group continue into the jungle, and now being watched by unseen spectators. The group find a severed head on stake and Sister Angela disappears to be found impaled the next morning. Meanwhile, The Mackenzie's attempt to leave the group trying to find a crashed plane that contains diamonds. As they stumble upon the plane, they are attacked by a tribe of cannibals with Donald and Maggie being kidnapped. The rest of the group arrive just in time to see this happen, and attempt to find the cannibal village. On arrival, the cannibals kill Salvatore and Isabel is captured. Mark and Emanuelle manage to escape only to watch the Mackenzies brutally murdered. To save Isabel, Emanuelle paints a tribe's markings on her body to convince the natives that she is a goddess and take Isabel away. They manage to escape with Mark who had recovered a speedboat.

• Laura Gemser as Emanuelle
• Gabriele Tinti as Professor Mark Lester
• Nieves Navarro (as Susan Scott) as Maggie Mackenzie
• Donald O'Brien as Donald McKenzie
• Percy Hogan as Salvadore
• Mónica Zanchi (as Monica Zanchi) as Isabelle Wilkes
• Annamaria Clementi (as Anne Maria Clementi) as Sister Angela
• Geoffrey Copleston as Wilkes

After the release of the film Ultimo mondo cannibale (1977), the Italian film market was open for a new group of cannibal related films. Among them, was Emanuelle and the Last Cannibals, a film in the Black Emanuelle film series with a story developed by, directed, co-scripted, photographed by Joe D'Amato. D'Amato declared that he was "a real copy-cat", and that since "Deodato's film Ultimo mondo cannibale had been so successful we thought about doing something along the same lines commercially."

In contrast to some previous entries in the "Black Emanuelle" series, Emanuelle and the Last Cannibals does not contain hardcore pornography sequences.

In a 1990 interview, D'Amato remembered that the film had been shot for the most part around a lake in the vicinity of Rome, and that the team gathered all the Filipinos together that lived in Rome or were there on vacation, and paid them for a week to work on set. Fabrizio Sforza remembers the lake as the Lago di Fogliano.

According to Sforza, the shoot lasted two and a half weeks - "with effects, extras, violence, love scenes. Incredible!"

Emanuelle and the Last Cannibals was passed by Italian censors on 20 October 1977. The film was released on home video by Twisted Dreams Home Video and under the title Trap Them and Kill Them by Twilight Video. Both releases have a runtime of 93 minutes.

From contemporary reviews, David Badder (Monthly Film Bulletin) described the film as "so preposterous as to be almost enjoyable." Badder felt that D'Amato didn't understand his film was unintentionally funny, stating that this idea is "dispelled by typically) frenetic direction and the solemn tone maintained throughout."

In retrospective reviews, Danny Shipka, author of Perverse Titillation: The Exploitation Cinema of Italy, Spain and France, 1960-1980 described the film as "fairly harmless compared to other cannibal films of the time, with the violence coming in the last 20 minutes." and that the Black Emanuelle series was "pretty much running out of ideas and it definitely shows in this film." Cavett Binion (AllMovie) gave the film a negative review, calling it "merely excruciating tedium punctuated by occasional kinky sex in the first half of the film and cheap, gag-inducing special effects in the second" and that the film was too "gory for softcore fans and too dull for gorehounds, this is basically a film with no target audience whatsoever."

• List of Italian films of 1977