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Welcome to the Jungle (DVD) (Enhanced Widescreen for 16x9 TV) (Eng) 2007
- SKU: 8573475
- Release Date: 11/13/2007
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Special Features
- Feature commentary with writer/director Jonathan Hensleigh
- Into the wild the making of Welcome to the Jungle
- Deleted scene (with optional director commentary)
- Trailer
Synopsis
Screenwriter turned filmmaker Jonathan Hensleigh (The Punisher) delivers a tale inspired by true events that follows two couple's trek through the cannibal-infested jungles of New Guinea in search for Michael Rockefeller, the lost beneficiary of the Rockefeller estate whose fabled to still be living in the wild after his disappearance during a 1961 expedition. Reportedly holding more than a few ties to Ruggero Deodato's cult jungle gross-out Cannibal Holocaust, Hensleigh's film stalled in distribution limbo after making its rounds on the festival circuit. ~ Jeremy Wheeler, Rovi
