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i love this movie. i was so suprised by it, not by the amount of gore and what not but how good the storyline was. i thought all i would see is some documentery film makers go to the jungle and get brutalized by cannibals but nope. the movie actual has something to say, unlike some people who just dubb it explotaion cause they can't handle it.
It doesnt deserve anything. All it takes is a sick fuck or two to go somewhere dangerous and create a snuff movie. This shouldnt even be sold in stores,there is a line I draw with Horror movies, this isnt a horror movie. Its disturbing and should only be used as educational of how fucked up one can get.
This one has it all. Top notch acting, a quality script…wait, I mean…Other than the significance of saying you say the film that is banned in the most countries there is no need to see it. I suggest you pass on this one. Animal slaughtering as a use of horror has no value other than shock. There is a lot of rape and the type of violence found more commonly on the Jerry Springer Show. But, you got to give it to the filmmakers for cramming the movie with more dumpy, full-frontal, male nudity than a gay porn…When Bears Attack…AAAAGGHHHH!!! Hell, that sounds like the title to a much better Man vs. Nature horror film.
I remembered when I first watched this film, i was pretty shocked by the graphic nature of the film.Like the baby scene which always sticks in my mind. I suppose there should always be a film like this to seperate similarites of horror films and categorise gore if you understand what i mean.
I did though question the film, "Was that necessary ?" but now I realise it was a head of it's time, like "Last House On The Left" and "I Spit On Your Grave".
I've only seen it once as i find it a bit difficult to watch the bucket full of shocks. Though i truely believe it deserves a place in the cult classic...or iconic section (as coldblood mentions). I'll look forward to all the remakes that I've mentioned here, as it'll be interesting if they have the balls to put the shocks on screen, if they don't then just don't insult the movie!
KEEP IT REAL I SAY! (except killing animals of course)
This is what you call a bench-mark movie. If you wonder how disturbing and realistic looking a horror can be where it actually may be too much - this is that film. Even today's goth kids would wince at this one. Love it or loathe it; nobody has ever denied it's effectiveness. This movie WILL get a reaction out of you. And for that, it does deserve to be recognized as an iconic horror movie.
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