I can’t get over the ending of how she lied. The movie is horrible. She was the only one who survived and still lied for the tribe that slaughtered her friends and everybody who she came on the plane with.

Sick, gross, disturbing, and borderline offensive, Eli Roth does what he does best with a film too grotesque and disturbing to look away for fans of the tribal cannibal sub-genre.

The Green Inferno may not be as Hostel or Cabin Fever but it proves itself to be a cannibalistic vacation disaster .

Eli Roth's first few films established him as a promising filmmaker in the horror genre. However, his late films are lazy, dull, and lack the fun or shock value of those first few. The Green Inferno is no exception to that issue. Roth's desire to pay homage to such horror cult classics as Cannibal Holocaust and Cannibal Ferox is noted. However, he offers a bland, gory film that delivers nothing original. He overplays the sexual exploitation to gain shock, but it ultimately fails to be anything more than a kind of adolescent boy's idea of "shocking." Don't waste your time or sanity.

Plot too hard too understand and too silly

Fantastic! I really liked finally some sincere horror movie, interesting themes like the hypocrisy of many activist groups and the cultural relativism. A great tribute to cannibal movies.

I really enjoyed this film. The gore was top notch and the message was great. We should leave these old tribes alone and take care of our rain Forrests. What they do is their business and we should not base their beliefs on ours.

This has got to be one of the worst movies I've ever seen. If i could give it zero stars, i would. This was recommended to me across multiple platforms saying it was a great and unsettling movie, but honestly, it SUCKED. The plot was all over the place. you never really got to be invested in any of the characters, and most of the acting were terrible (the only one that was decent was Lorenza). Also the ending was HORRIBLE, what was the point of falling into the water? and what the hell was that dream?? did she wanna become a cannibal? WTF. The worst of all was at the very very end when she decided to be on the cannibals side and talk trash about the PEOPLE WHO LITTERLY SAVED HER ASS. please don't waste your time watching this, and be thankful i told you the ending.

Started slow but once it got rolling it was pretty good. A few laughs, some casual torture, a splash of blood, murder, suicide and Lorenza is nice to look at. Not going to win any writing awards but it's worth a watch if you like horror.

Yo, I thought the Texas chainsaw massacre remake was the worst, but this thing takes the cake for being the absolute worst. Where's the freakin' plot? It's like it was made by some high school kids for a school project, and it's not even gory like those 'review people' said - it's bland as hell, like the director was scared of blood but still tried to make a film about it. Worst film Ever green infer no...no, its more like lameferno

The gore is splashy and colorful and [Director] Eli Roth's homage to Cannibal Holocaust is admirable, but feeble characterizations and prioritization of the carnage over any real story, The Green Inferno will entertain those with an iron stomach, but others need not apply.

What you would expect from a typical abducted by a crazy cannibal tribe film. Casting was excellent. Make up and effects were good. Few unnecessary scenes searching for shock value (spider/penis scene) or trying to seem comedic for preteens (stoned tribe members).

The green hell is just a mixture of blood and screams that does not deserve attention

Great Movie, kinda like cannibal Holocaust, of course there is a lot of gore but overall it was a great movie with an important message

The first 30 minutes of the film are hard to get through because the acting is just atrocious - feels like the start to a bad porno. However, the horror and gore in the second half is amazing. felt uncomfortable and worried for the characters the rest of the time, which made up partially for the acting in the first bit.

Il colonialismo bianco e la devastazione ambientale raccontati tramite l'ennesimo escamotage narrativo del fantomatico cannibalismo esotico. Belli i costumi, fantastica la location, la storia regge abbastanza da sembrare un pallido sequel di quel "Cannibal Holocaust" di cui ricordiamo a malapena le penose nudità di quel cane di Barbareschi, difatti fa riflettere su quanto sia invece l'uomo bianco ad aver divorato e stuprato ogni cosa, vivente e non, per la sola brama di potere o per confermare il dominio su chiunque altro o altra.

Pretty much exactly what you'd expect from Eli Roth. It's disgusting and in really poor taste but I was never bored. I'm ashamed to say I enjoyed myself a bit, couldn't really look away. But it's also pretty trash. Just so you know this is even gorier than I expected. Puts Hostel and Cabin Fever to shame. The only thing I've seen this brutal is Terrifier. But I didn't find myself closing my eyes or looking away. The effects were pretty good.

The fact that this movie upsets Leftists even though the ending was terrible because it was to appease them, is even funnier, and therefore, this movie is awesome. Especially the scenes with the vegan.

Terrible acting, bad characters, uneven tone, and misplaced humor. This movie was overall underwhelming. The gore was well done and the cannibal tribe looked pretty cool, though. But even then, the tribe does not show up until halfway through the movie. Instead we are left with boring exposition and terrible characters.

it was scary as heck. not over the top. seemed possible. i love horror and this rocked! more more Eli!