Tracy Letts

It's a stationary ship.

for mining purposes i think and they're they show up on a on a boat they've lost their their ship duval and his two accomplices and it turns out they're criminals and they they're criminal things happen it's it's not a good film can i tell you something yeah you're as sharp as ever i don't know how the hell you remember all these details and this is what i do for a living um

Okay, directed by Cinzia T.H.

Torini.

Screenplay by Enzo Montalioni, Cinzia T.H.

Torini, Robert Katz, and Ira Barmak.

It's a totally batshit movie.

I'm actually going to quote from my own letterboxd comments.

John Savage, wearing white khakis, explores the slums, rivers, and jungles of Columbia looking for his brother.

Robert Duvall is a Colombian drug lord sporting a gorgeous George hairpiece, an ascot, and a sleeveless shirt.

He handles an alligator, two parrots, a falcon, and an anaconda.

He massacres spider monkeys with a pump shotgun set to a Pino DiNaggio score.

It's a totally batshit movie.

I do not know what anybody was thinking when they made this thing.

You maybe didn't see the twist at the end.

There's a twist.

And when it happens, the only reason you didn't see it coming is because it's so stupid.

You're like, they couldn't possibly expect me to swallow this.

It's not good.

Shot by Haskell Wexler, which is notable.