The Green Inferno
Directed by Eli Roth
A group of college students take their humanitarian protest to the Amazon jungle, only to be taken prisoner by the indigenous tribe they came to save. Trapped in a remote tribal village, these naïve, technology- dependent students suffer unspeakable acts as the victims of chilling and soul- destroying rituals reserved for only the most threatening intruders. Fear will eat you alive… Contains strong language, sexual scenes, violence and gore.
A group of college students take their humanitarian protest to the Amazon jungle, only to be taken prisoner by the indigenous tribe they came to save.
Cast: Lorenza Izzo, Ariel Levy, Aaron Burns
Member Reviews
A modern take on a video nasty from the 80's where kids get lost in the jungle and then canalised. I can understand that the first 30 minutes was invested in characterisation bonding but..!, skip this. Not really required. Hey!! It's a movie about cannibalisation, not much background required. Gore scenes were absolutely fantastic which is the only reason to watch this. Nice little time filler.
First half of the movie was a bit slow, but when it picked up i really enjoyed it. Great gore effects, I was crossing my legs cringing at THAT scene.
I felt like I was there, as in this film was torture to watch! Really don’t waste your time!
One of Eli Roth’s best, really good effects and genuinely couldn’t look away!
I caught a glimpse of this movie near its release and I thought it was shit, Now that I have watched it properly tho.. It's not too bad, People say it's a little slow for 45 minutes but no they are wrong. It's just character building for the first half hour to 45 minutes.You learn about each character, Decide who you like & hate and then see what happens with each. The ending twist is very interesting too. Done before but in different ways BUT executed very well.