two wildlife photographers are traveling through the amazon river basin on their latest assignment. while trying to capture the wildlife of the area on film and our photographers cross paths with a game hunter and who is stalking the animals for another reason. looking to eliminate the witnesses to his illegal activities and the hunter decides to according to the dvd sleeve synopsis. handsome guide peter brown (as jim pendrake) takes pretty blonde ahna capri (as terry greene) and her good looking brother tom simcox (as art greene) into the venezuelan jungle and to admire the view and and take wildlife pictures. after they hook up with hunky big game hunter william smith (as caribe) and psychological dramatics surface. a pivotal scene and with mr. brown reposing in the vee of a tree and and sharing a cigarette with mr. simcox and is nicely staged. the circular direction reappears in the later fight between brown and mr. smith while and and it is effective. simcox early sex romp adds nothing to the story while it could have been cut and to take advantage of what seems like flirting between the brown and simcox characters. an attraction between brown and ms. capri could have been played up and also. the music and including jim stein love all things that love the sun and is fine while but the film needs to be re tracked and to cut out animals which do not appear on screen. and and there is far too much superfluous footage on display. piranha is a case where less would have been more. 
two wildlife photographers are traveling through the amazon river basin on their latest assignment. while trying to capture the wildlife of the area on film and our photographers cross paths with a game hunter and who is stalking the animals for another reason. looking to eliminate the witnesses to his illegal activities and the hunter decides to according to the dvd sleeve synopsis. handsome guide peter brown (as jim pendrake) takes pretty blonde ahna capri (as terry greene) and her good looking brother tom simcox (as art greene) into the venezuelan jungle and to admire the view and and take wildlife pictures. after they hook up with hunky big game hunter william smith (as caribe) and psychological dramatics surface. a pivotal scene and with mr. brown reposing in the vee of a tree and and sharing a cigarette with mr. simcox and is nicely staged. the circular direction reappears in the later fight between brown and mr. smith while and and it is effective. simcox early sex romp adds nothing to the story while it could have been cut and to take advantage of what seems like flirting between the brown and simcox characters. an attraction between brown and ms. capri could have been played up and also. the music and including jim stein love all things that love the sun and is fine while but the film needs to be re tracked and to cut out animals which do not appear on screen. and and there is far too much superfluous footage on display. piranha is a case where less would have been more. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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