A group of student activists travel from New York City to the Amazon to save the rainforest. However, once they arrive in this vast green landscape, they soon discover that they are not alone… and that no good deed goes unpunished.
Lorenza Izzo Ariel Levy Sky Ferreira Ramón Llao Daryl Sabara Richard Burgi Paz Bascuñan Magda Apanowicz Nicolás Martínez Kirby Bliss Blanton Matías López Aaron Burns Ignacia Allamand Mary Dunworth Cody Pittman Stefano Villabona Antonieta Pari Tatiana Panaifo Percy Chumbe Eusebio Arenas Sally Rose Clara Vázquez
Eli Roth Jason Blum Nicolás López Molly Conners Miguel Asensio Llamas Christopher Woodrow Maria Cestone Sarah E. Johnson Hoyt David Morgan Michael Joe
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Hoop-Tober 2.0, Film 8 of 31:
The positives (small spoilers ahead)...
- gorgeous location/setting
- a poster for Christiane F. in the background of one scene
- very solid SFX
- the plane crash sequence was insanely well done
The negatives (large spoilers ahead, sorry)...
- Roth turned a subject matter/genre that is in no way, shape or form funny and turned it into a ridiculous, tasteless joke (what the flying fuck was that diarrhea scene all about? yeah, it was sort of funny... even I laughed, but this was not a film that had any reason to contain such content; the goofier the film got, the more I lost interest in an idea that had, up until about the…
"what's wrong with you, man? everyone is fucking dying and you're fucking jerking off?! you sick fucking asshole!"
is eli roth a good director? no. would i die for him and all of his films? absolutely.
I’ve seen this a handful of times now, but this is my first review of it and I’m so surprised at the low ratings for this! Like what the fuck y’all?
This is a loose remake/homage of Cannibal Holocaust and if you ask me it works pretty wonderfully. The scenario that leads the characters to their doom is much more appropriate for the times and the violence is actually more humane than the source inspiration so I’m sorry, how is this immature?
Is it because there are 2 separate scenes where they are locked in a cage and one has extreme diarrhea and the other start compulsively masturbating? Because if you think that’s immature then you clearly haven’t worked in…
sky ferreira getting 5th billing despite only being in the first 10 minutes and not playing a role in the main plot! secure the bag queen!
The Green Inferno is responsible for giving me the biggest laugh I've had while watching a movie all year. I was laughing hysterically from this one single line. Apparently no one else in the theater found it as funny as I did because I was the only one laughing. Seriously though, I couldn't control myself for a good 5 minutes after the line was said.
Punishes these kids for armchair leftist do-gooderism despite their being willing to chain themselves to trees in the Amazon, and uses their well-intentioned transgressions against some natural order to freely indulge in the alleged monstrous savagery of a native peoples' exotic otherness. Tl;dr: a near-perfect facsimile of an Italian cannibal film, a strain of nastiness populated almost entirely by not-very-good movies primarily amusing for their dedication to supposedly scandalizing brutality. Anyway I'm a weirdo so the fealty to genre impresses me regardless of result. Roth remains an excellent slimeball provocateur.
I can see how someone could be disappointed if they go into this expecting something akin to an Italian cannibal flick. The vibe is so different, it hardly compares. I still had a great time with it though. Sure it's pretty dumb, but it's also quite brutal and gory. Also the humour just worked for me. I think Roth has some excellent comedic timing. This was the most I laughed at a cannibal movie.
Also, can I just say how happy I am for a cannibal movie without any animal cruelty!
Watched with Michelle as part of our Sunday watch party binge.
As an American I am genuinely disgusted to be one. Not that I was ever proud of the label, but I'd like to humbly apologize to the world for Eli Roth's directorial movies.
I'm actually offended by the portrayal of all tribes people.
Yes, there are cannibals, but is Eli so egotistic that he thinks they would choose to eat those herpes spreading, crab infested, pimple ridden, scrawny ass white bitches and hairy fucktards...
I am glad Lorenza Izzo divorced this pathetic actor turned director. He's put her through so much crap in shitty roles over the years.
Why so much talk about feces you may ask?
The natives of the Amazon hold these earth spiritualists in a cell, where…
