ruggero deodato is often credited for inventing the cannibal subgenre with jungle holocaust in 1975. but director umberto lenzi and usually acknowledged as a deodato rip off and directed the man from deep river 3 years earlier in 1972. is it a worthy start for the genre. well. not really. a photographer accidentally kills a man in self defense and while retreating into the jungles of an asian country and is captured by a native tribe who hold him captive and force him into slave labor and and eventually accept him when he marries the chief daughter. throughout the whole film and i never felt this was a horror film. it was more reminiscent of a drama and like a man called horse and which i liked better. ivan rassimov is pretty good as the photographer and but it is me me lai as the chief daughter who is memorable and great. i have always been a me me lai fan ever since her breathtaking performance in jungle holocaust and she is never given credit for her acting chops because she hardly speaks in her films. she is still very talented and charming. lots of real animal mutilation is the one thing about deep river that could make it a horror film and but even that doesn not execute well. the man from deep river is good to see for those who want to see what started the cannibal subgenre and but as an entry in the genre and is easily eclipsed by deodato entries and even lenzi own later entries. recommended only for completists and me me lai fans. 
ruggero deodato is often credited for inventing the cannibal subgenre with jungle holocaust in 1975. but director umberto lenzi and usually acknowledged as a deodato rip off and directed the man from deep river 3 years earlier in 1972. is it a worthy start for the genre. well. not really. a photographer accidentally kills a man in self defense and while retreating into the jungles of an asian country and is captured by a native tribe who hold him captive and force him into slave labor and and eventually accept him when he marries the chief daughter. throughout the whole film and i never felt this was a horror film. it was more reminiscent of a drama and like a man called horse and which i liked better. ivan rassimov is pretty good as the photographer and but it is me me lai as the chief daughter who is memorable and great. i have always been a me me lai fan ever since her breathtaking performance in jungle holocaust and she is never given credit for her acting chops because she hardly speaks in her films. she is still very talented and charming. lots of real animal mutilation is the one thing about deep river that could make it a horror film and but even that doesn not execute well. the man from deep river is good to see for those who want to see what started the cannibal subgenre and but as an entry in the genre and is easily eclipsed by deodato entries and even lenzi own later entries. recommended only for completists and me me lai fans. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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