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Blog & StoriesDeep in the sweltering jungles of the Philippines, an oil prospector’s survey flight crashes into a nightmare. After escaping a cannibal tribe’s clutches with a captive woman, he must venture back into the green hell to find his missing partner—and the wreckage of their plane. Every shadow hides a threat, every rustle signals pursuit, as primitive terror and primal survival clash in this raw, unflinching grindhouse classic from Cannibal Holocaust director Ruggero Deodato. A descent into madness where civilization is stripped away and only the fittest—or the luckiest—survive.
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What is Jungle Holocaust about?
Deep in the sweltering jungles of the Philippines, an oil prospector's survey flight crashes into a nightmare. After escaping a cannibal tribe's clutches with a captive woman, he must venture back into the green hell to find his missing partner—and the wreckage of their plane....
When was Jungle Holocaust released?
Jungle Holocaust was released in 1970.
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User Reviews
VintageSlasher – 6/10
“Not as shocking as Cannibal Holocaust, but this one has a raw, gritty atmosphere that pulls you into the jungle. The real jungle footage is breathtaking and unsettling at the same time. It's a slow burn though, and some scenes feel a bit dragged out.”
GoreHound99 – 5/10
“Deodato knows how to make you squirm, but this one felt like it was missing something. The story is simple and the characters are pretty one-dimensional. Still, the ending is bleak and sticks with you, and the cannibal tribe is genuinely creepy.”
NostalgiaNightmare – 7/10
“I'm a sucker for old-school exploitation, and despite the rough edges, this film has a certain charm. The survival aspect is intense, and you can almost feel the humidity and hear the insects. It's not for everyone, but if you like grindhouse gems, give it a shot.”
ShockValueSeeker – 4/10
“Honestly, I was expecting more after hearing about Deodato's reputation. The violence is tame compared to his later work, and the animal killings are hard to watch for no reason. The pacing is off, and the plot is thin. Only for die-hard fans of the genre.”
