In case you all were wondering, Eli Roth showed Cannibal Holocaust to the tribe that acted in the film to make sure they were okay with doing it. They were really excited to do it, and everyone was nice all around. So no, they didn’t exploit the natives into making themselves look bad.
The point I mainly got from the movie was “Y’all should’ve left these ppl alone”😂She basically understood that those ppl were really just defending themselves after seeing all these random ppl coming to their land and destroying it.
I personally wouldn't have any trouble seeing the tribe get wiped out by the corporate mercenaries. Perhaps, everyone is thinking on too grand a level. The only reason she survived was b/c that one girl helped her escape. She owed that girl her life. She knew if the corporate encroachment gets to the tribe, that girl is all but dead, so she sucked it up and let it be.
@SBSP Calming Rain i don't think it's a matter of culture lol, kidnapping, murder, mutilation, and cannibalism are all wrong no matter what your culture is. justine deciding to lie and protect the tribe after everything was probably a commentary on the 'slacktivism' and black-and-white ideology that the movie is based around. even though the tribe brutally murdered and ate her friends and were going to mutilate her, she still chose to defend them when it was not deserved at all. i think it's pointing out a hypocrisy in the idea that indigenous tribes are all good. people can be oppressed and taken advantage of, murdered, targeted, etc. and also be bad people, the two aren't mutually exclusive and i think that was the point the movie was trying to make with her deciding to lie in the end. that a lot of 21st century 'slacktivists' don't see the nuance in social issues and would rather boil it down to 'this group good' and 'this group bad' even though it's a lot more complicated than that. both the tribe and the construction development are doing things that are morally wrong.
This movie was brutal. I definitely wasn't expecting it to be as graphic and violent as it was. The scene where the guy gets his eyes gauged out and his limbs cut off was insane. It actually made me a little bit sick to my stomach. Surprisingly though, I did enjoy the movie enough to watch it twice. What can I say? I'm a big Eli Roth fan.
The only reason the cannibals attacked them is because they were wearing the uniforms of the people who were destroying their home and killing them. That’s why she said the tribe was peaceful in the end.
Okey so here's the story : Eli Roth (director of hostel) wanted to make his own cannibal film and also a kind of tribute to the "1980s cannibal bloom" (cannibal movies were very popular at that time) this was all because of 1980's "cannibal holocaust" and the popularity it got because of being known as a " snuff film " . So he made this
Wasn't cannibal holocaust that movie where the director made the cast sign off on a contract to stay off the records for a little bit after the movie came out?!? I feel like I heard something about that. And I just got some memory of that beach baby scene in my head again after thinking of this movie again.... haven't heard of it in a while..... great.... cause that's a memory I want
@@Bel.Fi.33 yeah that's the movie . It's one of my personal favourite films of all time but yeah I can see why people want to forget this movie atleast in their minds .
@@Bel.Fi.33 even with cast members appearing on Italian TV because of the murder case in Italy, they still needed to be convinced that the impalement of the indigenous girl was also fake. As they say, it's easier to fool somebody than to convince them they've been fooled.
Yeah, this is exactly right. He said on a podcast that their activism was performative and they weren't really doing anything because they had no idea what the situation was really like. Roth also said it was designed after the 80s Italian cannibal movies that always start and end in New York
when i watched this movie i kinda got the feel that she said all that stuff at the end not just to save the amazon, but to also make sure that people would leave those tribes alone so they wouldn't be murdered like her friends were. but idk, this movie doesn't seem too deep so maybe the message of it actually was just some shallow attempt at environmentalism.
my cousin and I decided to go to the movies, having no idea what was showing at the time, we asked if there were any horror movies out the guys says yeah this one and we came out of there TRAUMATIZED. We couldn't fall asleep because we kept seeing the old lady 😂😂😂😂💀 excited to see your reaction guys
the ending when after seeing everyone eaten she still stayed liberal and said natives helped her to keep them from bulldozing the forest, the ending was just wtf for me , cause id have driven the bulldozer through them cannibals myself survival
Eli does set pieces like no one else in the genre. He had the opportunity to make a horror allegory for the ages but took his foot off of the accelerator once Jonah’s graphic death was over. It is a nod to the Italian cannibal nasties of the 1980s in some ways. But this had so much potential to be unforgettable. But the nihilism he needed to drive it home was absent. The weed stoning the entire village was hilarious though. But the pay off was even bigger.
What I like about Eli Roth is that he knows how to give his movies tension and anxiety, the stakes feel real (probably because his movies look realistically brutal). But I agree that the acting could have been better
To answer your question why Justine didn't reveal what the tribe really did, I think it's because she was trying to protect that one child who freed her. Because if Justine reported and if a team was sent to slaughter the village, that child would die.
Once again, I’m late but here. As an avid horror movie fanatic that has seen LITERALLY everything, I do enjoy watching other people’s takes and initial reactions to some iconic scenes. This movie was one of the few that made me CRINGE throughout. I would highly recommend Martyrs. That film is also brutal.
I actually think the part where she says there was no violence or cannibalism is well-sensed. The point of her joining the activism was to protect them, and ultimately, she did. The reason she protected the tribe by not telling about their cannibalism is probably because they don't know if they were cannibals UNTIL people came to their village and started killing them with guns. Also the reason the tribe attacked the activists is because they were WEARING THE SAME YELLOW JACKETS that their enemies were wearing - the bulldozer company. It makes sense if you think about it. She spared them by not telling of their brutal ways because after all, the people that were there clearing the rainforest were their enemies and they deserved it if they were just killing them and destroying their land. We don't know for certain they were cannibals outside of the fact that they were getting revenge on the invaders that threatened their way of life.
I saw this movie on HBO late one night about 3 years ago. I heard this movie was hardcore before I saw it and yup… not for the faint of heart. The nicest guy, Jonah in this one, always get the most gruesome death.
I think the point of the the movie was to say don't go in places you don't know. Like they just went into this room Forest didn't do any Research into any background grab the bulldozers destroyed half of the woods and trees got guns and started making noise and shooting things. And the tribal acted the way how they acted
Hey boys. Thank you for watching and reacting to films I would never be able to watch by myself. 😂 You make horrifying things not as bad with your reactions and I appreciate that. ❤️
Finally, I’ve been waiting for this video, I have a strange relationship with this movie, I love this movie kinda but I also hate it. It’s sooo gory but the story and the plot is so fricking interesting to me
I am very fond of these hack and slash genre movies and watched a lot of them...but this one was really difficult to watch. It made me really sick during Jonas death.
Think I recommended this a few months back. Glad to see you finally watched it. I enjoyed this movie a lot when I first saw it. Gets better every time I watch it
I never got past the part when they first got brought in by the tribe, so this is my first time seeing most of it and i don’t think i could have sat through it by myself 😨
Oh yeah I remember this movie I actually thought they were all gonna die in this one. Though the movie made me hungry while watching Also, you guys gotta give The Hunt (2020) a reaction, that movie is very much a sort you roast during and it sorta joins in on it through the satire and holy shit, the 3rd act, the hero and villain hold fuck all back with each other.
I stopped watching this movie during the plane scene… I tried it again and made it to the eye thing and it’s been a NOPE FOR ME ever since. You can’t take 2 of my worst fears and put them at the beginning and expect me to finish it. Nope^100
That Jessie was getting some of them back because of what happened just before going on the plane and she screwed them, she tells the guy in the helecopter there are no more survivors, so she had to cover her back.
There's another movie with/co-produced by Eli Roth and a few of the actors in this movie called Aftershock (2012). I really liked it and rewatch it every once in a while. Thought I'd toss it into the suggestion hat for ya.
The point is like -social relativism...Like don't call people evil or judge them from having a different lifestyle than you and 'eating people' i guess lmao
I think the ending is completely screwed and I hated it. The movie was great, almost unbearable to watch at first but highly memorable. But the end man, I don't give a F# that tribe should be wiped out. Kids wearing & eating flesh, worshipping death... no humans like that should be even allowed to live, culture or not. That's messed up.
I don't need to tell everyone this but oh well. When I was 13, a buddy of mine who was 12, showed me a video his aunt had sent him of two American PoWs being beheaded by the taliban. This was in 2003, long before fake videos were popular. Anyway, this was the first time I had ever seen anything that traumatic and I suffered from nightmares for months - haunted by the screams of the men in that video. Over the years, I've seen some pretty fucked up shit, both IRL and on the internet so when I decided to check this movie out, I went in confident despite knowing what it was about and how gruesome it was. I was wrong. The scene with Jonah brought back those memories and I almost stopped watching despite knowing it wasn't real. Just imagining what it would be like to witness something like that or even be the victim of it fucks with me. One thing I don't get is why he wouldn't have died from shock - like, I'd hope my body would immediately be like "Yeah, you're not gonna wanna be awake/alive for this. Time to go night night." Was it the shit they made him drink just before or what? Knowing that shit has happened before and likely continues to happen just... no bueno. There truly are fates worse than death.
love these guys, im pissed .. and rewatching all their videos, God that was a effort trying not to get spelling mistakes think halfway through . Happy days peeps 😀
Yea in a weird truth that is the body of a high endurance pack predator with a small caloric need and throwing weapon skills on par with a lever action. And he looks like a painted up filipino guy with a beergut. The universe is mysterious and beautiful
that first death….the most gruesome one imo I saw that and stopped watching it then continued the move like 2 days later and still got freaked out lmao
I remember eating dinner in my Grandma's house, tje tv was on but no one was putting atention, until we zap our way into this movie, it was so hard to ingonre, and the eye and tongue scene was way to much to pretend nothing was hapening.
Remember at the beginning you guys said stay out if it? Well that was the point of the ending. Eli said it in an interview he wanted to show how American college students think they have the answers to the world problems but they have no clue how the outside world works.
This movie just made people not want to save the forest. Sadly there are cannibal tribes in the world. Now that you mentioned Judy I can’t unsee his character as Judy
Hahaha a very disturbing film indeed. I suggest that you react to Apocalypto as well .....it's also brutal but it has a more engaging and intruiging story. Sometimes I wonder why this film is slept as it is one of the best movies of the last two decades of
Hi folks ! I have always been a fan of films in general especially thrillers/ horror films . I certainly noticed the acting from the cast which was poor in places especially the cannibals who seemed vague in what they were supposed to be doing at certain points of the film. But on a plus side the gore was in bucket loads and pretty graphic which you would expect from such a movie. Overall not too bad but as stated the acting could of been better.
I think it’s an homage to the movie Cannibal Holocaust (I think I’m not sure). But I’m that movie, there’s the same concept of a group of college kids go into the jungle, but instead of getting killed off, the collage kids terrorize the villagers and rape the woman and burn their huts. So in the movie Caninal Holocaust, the point of it was to show that Americans are worse than these so-called “village savages”. This is all just speculation, but I’m pretty sure that’s why the girl at the end tries to save the villagers. Idk I could be wrong
" whats wrong with you mike "
" WHAT I DIDINT MAKE THE MOVIE " lmaooooo
"It can't be that bad! It's Universal!"
*Famous last words*
In case you all were wondering, Eli Roth showed Cannibal Holocaust to the tribe that acted in the film to make sure they were okay with doing it. They were really excited to do it, and everyone was nice all around. So no, they didn’t exploit the natives into making themselves look bad.
The tribe thought cannibal holocaust was a comedy. How weird is that.
Except they are. Doesn't matter if they were ok with it or not
@@Sailorbyday what you mean dude?
@@Sailorbyday lmao that’s pretty fucked to say are you making the argument that they can’t think on there own and are subhuman?
Thats so wholesome
The point I mainly got from the movie was “Y’all should’ve left these ppl alone”😂She basically understood that those ppl were really just defending themselves after seeing all these random ppl coming to their land and destroying it.
I personally wouldn't have any trouble seeing the tribe get wiped out by the corporate mercenaries. Perhaps, everyone is thinking on too grand a level. The only reason she survived was b/c that one girl helped her escape. She owed that girl her life. She knew if the corporate encroachment gets to the tribe, that girl is all but dead, so she sucked it up and let it be.
@SBSP Calming Rain nah, cannibalising multiple completely innocent people can't be "different cultured" away
@SBSP Calming Rain again, the slaughtering and cannibalisation of multiple innocent people can't be "different opinion"ed away
@@liyon316 she also left alejandro for dead, so part of it was probably her protecting herself as well.
@SBSP Calming Rain i don't think it's a matter of culture lol, kidnapping, murder, mutilation, and cannibalism are all wrong no matter what your culture is. justine deciding to lie and protect the tribe after everything was probably a commentary on the 'slacktivism' and black-and-white ideology that the movie is based around. even though the tribe brutally murdered and ate her friends and were going to mutilate her, she still chose to defend them when it was not deserved at all. i think it's pointing out a hypocrisy in the idea that indigenous tribes are all good. people can be oppressed and taken advantage of, murdered, targeted, etc. and also be bad people, the two aren't mutually exclusive and i think that was the point the movie was trying to make with her deciding to lie in the end. that a lot of 21st century 'slacktivists' don't see the nuance in social issues and would rather boil it down to 'this group good' and 'this group bad' even though it's a lot more complicated than that. both the tribe and the construction development are doing things that are morally wrong.
This movie was brutal. I definitely wasn't expecting it to be as graphic and violent as it was. The scene where the guy gets his eyes gauged out and his limbs cut off was insane. It actually made me a little bit sick to my stomach. Surprisingly though, I did enjoy the movie enough to watch it twice. What can I say? I'm a big Eli Roth fan.
Eli Roth it's so much cool 😎😱🩸🤢🤮
Same bro
The only reason the cannibals attacked them is because they were wearing the uniforms of the people who were destroying their home and killing them. That’s why she said the tribe was peaceful in the end.
But I think they still would've attacked them and ate them even without their green outfits😰
Okey so here's the story :
Eli Roth (director of hostel) wanted to make his own cannibal film and also a kind of tribute to the "1980s cannibal bloom" (cannibal movies were very popular at that time) this was all because of 1980's "cannibal holocaust" and the popularity it got because of being known as a " snuff film " . So he made this
Wasn't cannibal holocaust that movie where the director made the cast sign off on a contract to stay off the records for a little bit after the movie came out?!? I feel like I heard something about that. And I just got some memory of that beach baby scene in my head again after thinking of this movie again.... haven't heard of it in a while..... great.... cause that's a memory I want
@@Bel.Fi.33 Yeah, the cast members literally had to appear in court to show that they were still alive and well.
@@Bel.Fi.33 yeah that's the movie . It's one of my personal favourite films of all time but yeah I can see why people want to forget this movie atleast in their minds .
@@Bel.Fi.33 even with cast members appearing on Italian TV because of the murder case in Italy, they still needed to be convinced that the impalement of the indigenous girl was also fake. As they say, it's easier to fool somebody than to convince them they've been fooled.
Yeah, this is exactly right. He said on a podcast that their activism was performative and they weren't really doing anything because they had no idea what the situation was really like. Roth also said it was designed after the 80s Italian cannibal movies that always start and end in New York
when i watched this movie i kinda got the feel that she said all that stuff at the end not just to save the amazon, but to also make sure that people would leave those tribes alone so they wouldn't be murdered like her friends were. but idk, this movie doesn't seem too deep so maybe the message of it actually was just some shallow attempt at environmentalism.
Agree, at least she was consistent about leaving the tribes alone. ....
my cousin and I decided to go to the movies, having no idea what was showing at the time, we asked if there were any horror movies out the guys says yeah this one and we came out of there TRAUMATIZED. We couldn't fall asleep because we kept seeing the old lady 😂😂😂😂💀 excited to see your reaction guys
This was on at the movies 💀💀 stopppp I need to see an audience reaction for it 😭
@@Bel.Fi.33 Honestly my cousin and I could've been the most loud and scared ones 😂 I don't remember the other people's reactions! 🥴🥴🥴
the ending when after seeing everyone eaten she still stayed liberal and said natives helped her to keep them from bulldozing the forest, the ending was just wtf for me , cause id have driven the bulldozer through them cannibals myself survival
Yea I think the actual theme of this film is being overlooked by ironically..... activists.
The natives were only attacking the group because they were wearing the uniforms of the construction company that was already murdering the natives.
This movie was inspired by the 1980 film “Cannibal Holocaust”.
Both movies are disturbin
We need a martyrs reaction.
French version only
Fuck yes we do. Cheers.
Yes! And Frontier(s) and Inside. Basically all the extreme French films are perfect for them.
"It's probably gonna happen to them too."
"Awh Mike why'd ya have to say that?"
"Prob'ly."
I died laughing and idk why
Omg not this movie lol I legit almost vomit when first seeing this
So did I; I got so sick on my stomach
Same. That first graphic scene I couldn't get out of my head for weeks. It was so disturbing and shocking
I didn't feel the same, I'm 13, its a pretty good movie
Lol same
Eli does set pieces like no one else in the genre. He had the opportunity to make a horror allegory for the ages but took his foot off of the accelerator once Jonah’s graphic death was over. It is a nod to the Italian cannibal nasties of the 1980s in some ways. But this had so much potential to be unforgettable. But the nihilism he needed to drive it home was absent.
The weed stoning the entire village was hilarious though. But the pay off was even bigger.
What I like about Eli Roth is that he knows how to give his movies tension and anxiety, the stakes feel real (probably because his movies look realistically brutal). But I agree that the acting could have been better
To answer your question why Justine didn't reveal what the tribe really did, I think it's because she was trying to protect that one child who freed her. Because if Justine reported and if a team was sent to slaughter the village, that child would die.
Once again, I’m late but here. As an avid horror movie fanatic that has seen LITERALLY everything, I do enjoy watching other people’s takes and initial reactions to some iconic scenes. This movie was one of the few that made me CRINGE throughout. I would highly recommend Martyrs. That film is also brutal.
I actually think the part where she says there was no violence or cannibalism is well-sensed. The point of her joining the activism was to protect them, and ultimately, she did. The reason she protected the tribe by not telling about their cannibalism is probably because they don't know if they were cannibals UNTIL people came to their village and started killing them with guns. Also the reason the tribe attacked the activists is because they were WEARING THE SAME YELLOW JACKETS that their enemies were wearing - the bulldozer company. It makes sense if you think about it. She spared them by not telling of their brutal ways because after all, the people that were there clearing the rainforest were their enemies and they deserved it if they were just killing them and destroying their land. We don't know for certain they were cannibals outside of the fact that they were getting revenge on the invaders that threatened their way of life.
Ayo hurry up I’m excited, merry Christmas brethren’s
Merry Christmas to you bud
I saw this movie on HBO late one night about 3 years ago. I heard this movie was hardcore before I saw it and yup… not for the faint of heart. The nicest guy, Jonah in this one, always get the most gruesome death.
I think the point of the the movie was to say don't go in places you don't know. Like they just went into this room Forest didn't do any Research into any background grab the bulldozers destroyed half of the woods and trees got guns and started making noise and shooting things. And the tribal acted the way how they acted
Laughed so hard at 6:25 😂
You guys have the best expressions haha
"WHATS WRONG WITH U MIKE"
"BRO I DIDNT MAKE THE MOVIE"
💀
“Turning this man jona into Patrick star” yo I died😂😂😂😂
Oh hell naw. This is gonna give me a lot of nightmares, that's for sure! I won't be going anywhere near any forests or jungles anything soon 😖
Hey boys. Thank you for watching and reacting to films I would never be able to watch by myself. 😂 You make horrifying things not as bad with your reactions and I appreciate that. ❤️
Finally, I’ve been waiting for this video, I have a strange relationship with this movie, I love this movie kinda but I also hate it. It’s sooo gory but the story and the plot is so fricking interesting to me
The platinum blonde girl in the beginning was a popular singer at the time I forget her name lol
I’ve only seen this movie once and it was honestly all I needed to see, this movie was sooo gory
I literally felt like throwing up watching this without even seeing the actual shots lol
I am so proud of roman for sitting through this hahahaha
You should definitely watch Cannibal Holocaust next, it's old but I think it's more creepy and realistic
I am very fond of these hack and slash genre movies and watched a lot of them...but this one was really difficult to watch. It made me really sick during Jonas death.
My only advice for everyone. Leave indigenous tribes alone. Each tribe has a cultural difference and they are not all the same.
Think I recommended this a few months back. Glad to see you finally watched it. I enjoyed this movie a lot when I first saw it. Gets better every time I watch it
I never got past the part when they first got brought in by the tribe, so this is my first time seeing most of it and i don’t think i could have sat through it by myself 😨
Oh yeah I remember this movie
I actually thought they were all gonna die in this one. Though the movie made me hungry while watching
Also, you guys gotta give The Hunt (2020) a reaction, that movie is very much a sort you roast during and it sorta joins in on it through the satire and holy shit, the 3rd act, the hero and villain hold fuck all back with each other.
Wtf you creep
4:44 oddly enough, this one scene explained so much to me about Alejandro and his character
They aired this on live tv one time. That’s where I watched it for the first time. Feels kinda messed up to play this for anyone to see.
I stopped watching this movie during the plane scene… I tried it again and made it to the eye thing and it’s been a NOPE FOR ME ever since. You can’t take 2 of my worst fears and put them at the beginning and expect me to finish it. Nope^100
"I'm so glad I didn't eat right before this!"
Me: *stops chewing hamburger*
Saw this in theaters with 2 friends and one of them left during the Jonah scene. I don't think he was really prepared for this film.
FGM is done to remove “pleasure” from sex for women
This movie almost gives me the same feeling as human centipede
That Jessie was getting some of them back because of what happened just before going on the plane and she screwed them, she tells the guy in the helecopter there are no more survivors, so she had to cover her back.
This movie MESSED me up, along with Human Centipede 1 and 2
Thats why the Green inferno more like Green inflation
I laughed at the Patrick Star joke. I should be ashamed of myself but it was funny
3:57 the foreshadowing lol
There's another movie with/co-produced by Eli Roth and a few of the actors in this movie called Aftershock (2012). I really liked it and rewatch it every once in a while. Thought I'd toss it into the suggestion hat for ya.
The point is like -social relativism...Like don't call people evil or judge them from having a different lifestyle than you and 'eating people' i guess lmao
I remember watching this movie with my friends, it had us fucked up
These kind of movies should be introduced more
If you guys could stomach it, you should watch the main inspiration for this film, Cannibal Holocaust.
I think the ending is completely screwed and I hated it. The movie was great, almost unbearable to watch at first but highly memorable. But the end man, I don't give a F# that tribe should be wiped out. Kids wearing & eating flesh, worshipping death... no humans like that should be even allowed to live, culture or not. That's messed up.
12:02 my exact reaction when i saw this in theaters lol
this is one of those movies i would never watch again even if someone pays me.
I don't need to tell everyone this but oh well.
When I was 13, a buddy of mine who was 12, showed me a video his aunt had sent him of two American PoWs being beheaded by the taliban. This was in 2003, long before fake videos were popular. Anyway, this was the first time I had ever seen anything that traumatic and I suffered from nightmares for months - haunted by the screams of the men in that video.
Over the years, I've seen some pretty fucked up shit, both IRL and on the internet so when I decided to check this movie out, I went in confident despite knowing what it was about and how gruesome it was. I was wrong. The scene with Jonah brought back those memories and I almost stopped watching despite knowing it wasn't real. Just imagining what it would be like to witness something like that or even be the victim of it fucks with me. One thing I don't get is why he wouldn't have died from shock - like, I'd hope my body would immediately be like "Yeah, you're not gonna wanna be awake/alive for this. Time to go night night." Was it the shit they made him drink just before or what?
Knowing that shit has happened before and likely continues to happen just... no bueno.
There truly are fates worse than death.
If those natives spared me, I'd lie too. Like an I-owe-you
The activists in this film kinda had it coming, going to a remote crazy-ass place like that...
There is a scene after the credits that mentions the guy left on the island. Not sure if you saw that or not.
love these guys, im pissed .. and rewatching all their videos, God that was a effort trying not to get spelling mistakes think halfway through . Happy days peeps 😀
Yea in a weird truth that is the body of a high endurance pack predator with a small caloric need and throwing weapon skills on par with a lever action. And he looks like a painted up filipino guy with a beergut. The universe is mysterious and beautiful
The Movie is from Eli Roth and he just wanted to make a loveletter to the 70s and 80s cannibal films
that first death….the most gruesome one imo I saw that and stopped watching it then continued the move like 2 days later and still got freaked out lmao
'cant be that bad'
** cannibalism in the movie
Hostel parts 1&2 make the most believable horror of all time and with this as the Jedi to Eli Roth’s TRAVEL TRILOGY as he calls it, he’s the harshest.
I saw this film on HBO 2-3 years ago and it's pretty hard to watch, and was given an NC17 rating upon release in some countries.
You guys should totally react to People Under the Stairs
Jajaja, I love the "what's wrong with you mike"
Roman blaming Mike for the contents of the movie >>>>
the guy that made hostel made this movie
I remember eating dinner in my Grandma's house, tje tv was on but no one was putting atention, until we zap our way into this movie, it was so hard to ingonre, and the eye and tongue scene was way to much to pretend nothing was hapening.
I think she lied at the end for the little boy that saved her life.
Remember at the beginning you guys said stay out if it? Well that was the point of the ending. Eli said it in an interview he wanted to show how American college students think they have the answers to the world problems but they have no clue how the outside world works.
This movie just made people not want to save the forest. Sadly there are cannibal tribes in the world. Now that you mentioned Judy I can’t unsee his character as Judy
Hahaha a very disturbing film indeed. I suggest that you react to Apocalypto as well .....it's also brutal but it has a more engaging and intruiging story. Sometimes I wonder why this film is slept as it is one of the best movies of the last two decades of
Apocalypto is a great film!
Cannibals cannot be reasoned with but many have died to them as they tried to teach them modern ways, this movie is funnily realistic
You should watch Cowboys vs Aliens. Don't let the name fool you, it's really good.
That’s not really funny because one time back then I was captured by a tribe also and I was fed Scooby snacks 🥺🥺🥺
I forgot that Mike appeared in this movie as the drug dealer.
This is the only movie we're I felt kinda sick from seeing blood so that means it's a great movie 💯
this is childs play compared to martyrs (specifically the 2008 french version)
I love the Movie, it`s an good one, but some of the death could easy been avoidable.
Haha both of you had the same reaction I did when watching it for the first time haha
I was fully expecting none of this to be shown
I watched some reactions and had a dream about this movie - I guess it was more of a nightmare
Finished watching this movie and wanted to know what other people thought about it but I didn’t really get the ending
you guys should react to Knock Knock, it was another Eli Roth movie , the brunette in this movie Lorenza Izzo and Keanu Reeves starred in that
Hi folks !
I have always been a fan of films in general especially thrillers/ horror films .
I certainly noticed the acting from the cast which was poor in places especially the cannibals who seemed vague in what they were supposed to be doing at certain points of the film.
But on a plus side the gore was in bucket loads and pretty graphic which you would expect from such a movie.
Overall not too bad but as stated the acting could of been better.
Does that mean the Green Satan is Yoshi?
I had to look away during those gory scenes. I just couldn't
Same
The first time I watched this I laughed too hard I woke up my roommates probably says a lot about me.
The red isn't blood. It's either a mix of berries or red clay
I watched this movie in the theater and didn’t eat red meat for three years lmao
I think it’s an homage to the movie Cannibal Holocaust (I think I’m not sure). But I’m that movie, there’s the same concept of a group of college kids go into the jungle, but instead of getting killed off, the collage kids terrorize the villagers and rape the woman and burn their huts. So in the movie Caninal Holocaust, the point of it was to show that Americans are worse than these so-called “village savages”. This is all just speculation, but I’m pretty sure that’s why the girl at the end tries to save the villagers. Idk I could be wrong
did they like pay the tribe or some shit? like how do you explain a horror movie to people who dont know what a fuckin tv is?
I was 8 when i saw this and I was traumatized I didn't even play with my phone for 3 months
This is a mellowed out version of the snuff film cannibal holocaust back in the 70s