Entertainment One to release Andrew Traucki’s The Jungle this June

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 12 years ago

Last Updated on August 2, 2021

THE JUNGLE, a found footage thriller “in the vein of THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT and CLOVERFIELD,” will be bursting forth this June courtesy of Entertainment One. Flick comes from director Andrew Traucki, who previously made us afraid of the water with THE REEF and BLACK WATER. Now he’s scaring us out of the jungle as well!

A team of conservationists sets out to explore the dense Indonesian rainforest in search of the legendary javan leopard. But the deeper into the jungle they journey, the more nervous the group’s native guides become – local legend has it that a deadly werewolf-like creature roams the dense jungle. Determined to complete their mission, the expeditionists venture farther into the darkening forest, only to discover they are being stalked by an unseen predator: one that has no fear of humans.
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Starring Rupert Reid and Agoes Widjaya Soedjarwo, THE JUNGLE hits shelves on June 24th; pre-order right HERE.

Source: Arrow In The Head

Tags: aith, Andrew Traucki, Arrow in the head, Found Footage, Horror, The Jungle

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