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Jungle Trap DVD

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Category: DVD & Blu-ray

Shot in 1990 and unreleased until THIS VERY MOMENT. The final collaboration between exploitation demigods James Bryan (DON’T GO IN THE WOODS) and the late Renee Harmon (FROZEN SCREAM), JUNGLE TRAP is a decapitation-fueled, shot-on-video horror masterpiece about a jungle hotel haunted by kill-crazy ghosts in loin cloths. The movie remained unedited, unscored, and unseen by human eyes for over two decades . . . UNTIL NOW. Under Bryan’s guidance, the Bleeding Skull! team meticulously edited the movie and recorded a soundtrack utilizing vintage 1980s synthesizers. For the first time ever, Bryan and Harmon’s raging slab of anti-sanity can be deeply enjoyed by the world's most adventurous viewers. That’s you.

Special Features:
Commentary Track with James Bryan and Heidi Ahn.
It Wasn't My Fault: The Making Of Jungle Trap!
Outtakes
Bleeding Skull! Video Trailers.

Directed by James Bryan. 72 minutes / 1987 / Color.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Andrew E. ★★★★★

After 30 years of waiting, it finally arrived—and it’s everything a grindhouse fan could want from that era. The disc has a gritty, filmic look that suits the jungle setting perfectly, and the extras (if any) don’t matter when the movie itself is this gloriously weird.

Timothy ★★★★★

The picture quality on this DVD is surprisingly crisp for a 1990 survival flick — you can actually see the sweat on the actors' faces. It’s a raw, grimy time capsule that finally gets a proper release.

Grace Q. ★★★★★

I'd honestly given up on ever seeing this one, so the fact that it's actually pressed on a real disc and not some grimy bootleg rip is a small miracle. James Bryan and Renee Harmon together one last time, shot in '90 and shelved for decades — you can feel the grime coming off every frame. Worth the