Directed by Andrew Traucki
A big cat conservationist and his filmmaker brother travel into the Indonesian jungle to find and document the rare and endangered Javan leopard. As they travel deeper and deeper into the jungle they come to the realisation that they are being stalked by a deadly predator.
La jungla, 丛林屠场, Джунгли, 더 정글, Джунглі, ジャングル －不滅－, 叢林屠場
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The Netflix DVD plan allows you to get three movies at a time, I currently get two at a time. I thought about changing my plan to three since the service is about to end, but I don't want to stop watching movies on other platforms, so I decided to keep it at two. I think I will get in around 30-40 more movies at two a week before it ends. This one that I got toward the end of the week last week, so I figured I would watch it for today.
The story has to do with Larry. He is known for trying to save leopards in the wild and has been given a chance to go to…
Okay I didn't realise this was a found footage film. Not that there's anything wrong with that. I'm watching The Poughkeepsie Tapes next so it makes for a double-bill anyway. And I do like a double-bill.
It's functional but it failed to really engage me. Which is disappointing because it seemed like the sort of film I could get along with. It's nothing new and I didn't have enough fun with it.
Hätte ich gewusst, dass es Found Footage von 2013 ist, hätte ich die Finger von gelassen.
Der Regisseur hat sich bisher auf Tierhorror spezialisiert und da eine ganz okaye Vita vorzuweisen. Mit dem ollen Kackdschungel hier tut er sich jedoch keinen Gefallen.
Gibt schon einen Grund warum der erst jetzt bei uns einen Abnehmer fand.
Man hat hier 80 Minuten lang Idioten die durchs Geäst laufen, uninteressanten Müll reden und am Ende gibt es für 5 Sekunden(kein Scherz) wackelige Bilder von einem Mann im Wolfsanzug.
Einfach Müll.
If I had known that it was found footage from 2013, I would have kept my hands off it.
The director has so far specialized in animal horror and has quite an okay…
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22. Made In Australia/New Zealand
Australian big cat conservatist and his filmakong brother make a documentary of their search for the elusive Leopard 🐆 in order to being back to their Ozzie park.
Found Footage movie from the maker behind The Reef and Blackwater (two animal attack movies I really like). Shot partially in Australia but mostly in Indonesia, I liked seeing the brothers joke around at the zoo before they leave. It was shot pretty well and the leads are engaging.…
It's a found footage that takes place in the middle of a jungle. Really that's enough for me. Honestly, nothing much really happens for most of the movie but I just enjoyed the Discovery Channel-esque story of some guys looking for elusive leopards in the jungle. At times I even forgot this was a horror movie...then I remembered....and then the screaming started (the characters, not me).
Some cool night time scenes, some freaky eyes in the dark and other good stuff kept me into the movie. A little bit cliched too be honest at times but done well enough to still work.
i dont know
It wasn't bad as I expected with the poor reviews. I actually liked it, I like monster movies / creatures flicks, and I like movies set in the jungle, so this was a nice combo for me.
I would really enjoy it more if this wasn't a found footage, but this was still enjoyable in this format. I could be surprised this came from the director of The Reef and Black Water, but after the mess of The Reef 2 Stalked, I can expect anything from him actually now. So this was pretty correct.
I can't find any blu ray version, so I purchased it on DVD, which was probably enough in terms of quality for a found footage.
#TheJungleMovie is a terrifying experience if you ask me I haven't gotten a good scare from found footage horror movies since both The Blair Witch Project and it's sequel Blair Witch sure there are other movies that I've seriously enjoyed liked BlumHouse's Paranormal Activity,The Frankenstein Theory,Black Water Vamp:re,Always Watching and Apollo 18 all of those movies are scary but never have I watched a found footage horror movie that was on high levels of scary I think what makes this movie so scary is the fact that we don't see the monster dubbed the Forest Demon a lot in the movie so you basically had no idea where he could be hiding or when it will randomly pop up to…
This is pretty much Found footage by the numbers, a group of people go out into the Indonesian jungle to look for near extinct leopards but find themselves hunted by something else. They start to find dead animals, hear weird howls and run around in the dark with night vision. Let's face it, if you aren't a fan of the genre you will hate this.
But since I am a fan of the genre I quite enjoyed it. There is a lot of tension and atmosphere and the characters (something that has killed a lot of FF) are tolerable and reasonably well acted. It all leads up to a very predictable ending but I had fun all along. Like I said, strictly for the believers. The rest of you stay away.
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, stop making movies.
The monster looks like a teletubby on crack.
Another spat out found footage film, that is the same recycled thing. I had a bit of hope for the jungle because it was directed by the same director of "The Reef" and "Black Water" Andrew Traucki. When I first heard about this I thought it was just going to be another film like those two, but this time people being hunted by a Black Panther while they're looking for these Leopards. That is originally what the story was, but no not anymore. It is now people being hunted by some weird monster, you see the eyes of it a lot and you see it at the end but it is truly bad. You can see that the monster is…
