Hell in the Jungle

Synopsis

In the movie Hell in the Jungle, also known as Savana violenza carnale, directed by Giuseppe Scarcella and released in 1979, the audience is transported to a gritty and dangerous world where survival is everything. The story follows a group of individuals fighting for their lives in the unforgiving jungle, facing brutal challenges and confrontations. Tensions run high as the characters navigate through treacherous landscapes and encounter various threats. As the struggle for dominance intensifies, alliances are tested and betrayals come to light. With a raw and intense portrayal of human nature, Hell in the Jungle is a gripping tale of survival, passion, and violence.

Cast

• Giuseppe Scarcella

  Don Carlo Gomez

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  Rosa Gloria Chagoyán

  Rita

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  Armando Silvestre

  Miguel

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  Gilberto Galimberti

  Damián's Brother

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  Frank Braña

  Damián's Companion #1

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  Aldo Sambrell

  Damián the Gang Leader

Reviews

Hell in the Jungle has received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the film for its raw and intense depiction of survival in the jungle, others found fault in its pacing and lack of character development. Rotten Tomatoes gave the movie a 3.8/10 rating, with critics noting the film's atmospheric tension but criticizing its predictable plot. IMDb rated Hell in the Jungle at 4.2/10, with viewers mentioning the movie's gritty realism but lamenting its script and acting. Metacritic's score for the film was 45/100, with critics mentioning the film's visceral impact but questioning its overall coherence. Despite the polarizing reviews, Hell in the Jungle remains a unique cinematic experience that is not easily forgotten.