For a low-budget horror movie, it's pretty good. I haven't seen this kind of typical American-style B-level cult horror movie for a long time. In recent years, people in Hollywood have been busy adapting comics, and the standard is acceptable. There are a few inconsistencies in the plot, but the atmosphere creation is still successful, and this kind of film does not have to be too demanding, and there is no need to nitpick. Surprisingly, the cinematographer of this film performed well and controlled the depth of field in place, which well created the ambiguity and looming atmosphere in the jungle. The sky will control the contrast and exposure of the dark evening; the crazy scene of the bonfire party in the Indian camp; simulate the firelight as the main light, and use the contrast between the backlight and the bright light to realize the helpless tension and horror of the heroine being forced in the monster cave; The warm-toned backlit shots of the protagonist's son, shot by hand-held photography, show that the photographer has passed the test, which is rare in B-level movies. I have a special preference for this theme, so 5 stars.
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