ftownsend-96013 Just like all the rest of the horror tripe produced over the past 18 or so years, this is a rip-off of a valid horror movie. They lool like the creatures from "The Descent" and even live in a cave. You know what o expect from there... only you actually want to see most of this cast get wasted as painfully as possible. Don't the directors from this new generation of directors know that you're supposed to make the characters sympathetic to the audience? All swagger and no brains. Who actually goes into te woods or a jungle without reaprovisins o at least lighters? Only one is present, and it does little good down in a cave. The only difference with this one is that the creatures are 'outed' online and folks respond. It's still the same plot, same creatues, different country. Had these folks made a fire, things would have gone much diferently. Just a fire... Of course, they make all the same mistakes other horror movies do every single time: they separate even when the body count kicks in. People stand by an scream, run or just try to pull them away while their friends are torn apart, rather than just defend them. Can ANYONE make a decent and well thought out horror movie these days? It IS filmed pretty well, and the director does seem to know what to do with the cameras... just has no clue how to be original or present a story not already done to death. If I were Neil Marshall, I'd be mad as hell...

aronharde The movie "Indigenous" is about a couple of teenagers, that want to have a great time in Panama. One of the teenagers finds a video of people getting attacked in the jungle so he decides to make a trip in the jungle with his friends. But what they don't know is, that there is a mysterious creature in the jungle. After one of the members disappears, they soon realize that they are getting hunted. I was very curious about this low budget horror movie. New actors, an unknown director and a very interesting story. I love creature horror movies so I had to watch this one. One interesting fact is, that there are no CGI effects, only practical ones. In the End many people will say that Indigenous has imitated "The Descent" but for me it was an interesting movie, so if you are also a fan of creature horror movies you should definitely check out Indigenous!

superslyedits (Spoiler alert) So, this was (in my opinion) a great movie, taking into account the low standards I had for it. It doesn't start off too strong, presenting us with many horror clichés from different movies. What it lacks in horror, it makes up for in suspense! The 2nd half of the movie replenishes its own glory and self-respect with an awesome twist, which I did NOT see coming, at all. If you are a horror movie buff and you love scares, this movie might not be for you (although, I am a horror movie buff and I loved it). But, if you love horror, monster movies, and awesome endings (OR if you're living and breathing and like movies) I'd highly recommend it to you! It's an awesome watch.REMINDER: Don't watch the first 45 minutes and then turn it off because you think nothing else will happen. You need to watch the whole thing. :)

william_morris I will admit, I only got half an hour into the film before I had to turn it off and find something else to watch. While the photography is beautiful - the company obviously had a good DP, the cast of characters is entirely unsympathetic and filled with the entire inventory of Film School 101 clichéd, mail-order characters: the charismatic couple with the saccharine, please-get-a-room constant kissy-facing; the pathetic, downtrodden loser hoping to make it big; the unattached but beautiful female friend who serves no real plot purpose; and the drunken, foul- mouthed jerk. The plot is not new: friends go for a coming-of-age, last-gasp vacation and die horribly. With a soundtrack alternating between inaudible dialog and ear-splitting music, and no one whose fate is worth caring about, it's simply un-watchable.