A team of film crews went to shoot a documentary in the tropical jungles of the Amazon River basin. During the journey by boat, they encountered a man whose boat broke down, so the film crew took him with him. After learning about the original tribe that the film crew wanted to shoot, this person led everyone to the tribe's location. In fact, this person wanted to use the crew's boat and manpower to help him catch the python. Someone was injured on the road. Everyone took a shortcut according to the snake catcher's advice. However, they encountered a giant python. The snake catcher threatened everyone to help him catch it. However, several people were killed by the python, and some were killed by the snake catcher. The few remaining people killed the python, and the snake catcher was also injured by everyone and fled in the water. The heroine and her companion drive a boat to an abandoned building, go inside to find fuel, and are caught by the snake catcher and use them as bait to catch another giant python. During the capture, the snake catcher was killed by the python, the heroine and her companion escaped, and the python was burned to death by burning fuel.
This film is a good monster thriller. The giant python is made very realistic and the atmosphere of horror is also very good. In the end, the greedy snake catcher was killed by the snake, and the evil was rewarded; the heroine, her lover, and a companion escaped, and several other supporting characters unfortunately died. This is also the usual ending of most horror movies.
In fact, if it hadn’t been for the snake catcher to ignore the life and death of others and use people as bait, I would not be disgusted with his snake catcher. Those giant pythons should have been killed. Fallacies such as breaking into their territory or destroying the ecology are all nonsense!
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