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I'm sure the name Eli Roth is familiar to most of you.
Even if you've never seen one of his movies, it's probably a given you know what he's famous for. No it's not your kitten and rainbows kinda thing, more like cannibalism and torture, all evident in his newest film 'The Green Inferno'.
Now, I am a HUGE horror fan so yes, I am very excited for this film and by the looks of it Roth has another classic on his hands. I think the premise is great: the idea of these naive and idealistic group of students on a humanitarian mission to save a tribe in the Amazon rainforest. It all goes well until on the way home, their plane crashes leaving them alone and injured in the middle of the Amazon. They have no idea that these same people will soon be killing them in the most unimaginable and terrifying ways.
Do they deserve it? No, of course not! But that's why it's so terrifying. A film like this is different from other horror films. It has no rules, it doesn't matter if you're the shy nerdy type or the bitchy loud mouth. It's brutal and it's disturbing because it's unpredictable in the most twisted ways. They are outsiders to this tribe, they are seen as the threat and unfortunately no good deed goes unpunished.
The early screenings have received fantastic reviews, calling Roth's film the most disturbing and shocking to date. As I said, I'm excited for the film but not sure if i'll be able to stomach it.
'The Green Inferno' will be released on the 25th September 2015.
For those that aren't feeling brave enough for the trailer, why not watch the audience reaction instead? Honestly, I'm not sure what's more terrifying...
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