A film crew shooting a documentary has an emergency landing on an uncharted island, hence the clever title. They separate and discover something is hunting them. Acting left a little something to be desired although I did like the Shana Montanez belly dance. It is supposed to be found footage, but most of the film is not found footage. The found footage part was mostly Erin Howie flashing and then saying "I can't believe I just did that." The dialogue was boring. The pilot was drinking and doesn't have a license. He is in no hurry to be rescued. They do have a radio, which they used only once. We do get to see what if hunting them in the very last scene and I wasn't impressed. Was that a model airplane? Guide: sex and nudity. Don't recall any swearing
Synopsis
"Uncharted" is a story of a documentary film crew who crash on an island, when they were in hopes of finding a rare animal, a jaguar, that is believed to inhabit the jungle. Laine Wells, an ambitious workaholic, is leading her award winning documentary crew to the Island of Gabriola for another exciting expedition. Unfortunate circumstances arise when her charter plane goes down and crashes on a remote island. Laine believes that she has landed on the Island of Gabriola. Part of her crew decides to go and search for the village that they know exists, so that they can find shelter and food. Laine and Greg Cruz, her clownish camera operator, stay behind with the plane. Blind ambition takes over Laine, as she forces Greg to come out into the jungle with her in order to start filming the documentary of the jaguar. Mysterious eyes behind bushes and trees lead Laine to believe that there is more than just one jaguar on this island. All the while, Greg worries about the rest of the crew. Despite having to deal with the sickly, alcoholic pilot, John Andrew, Laine and Greg decide to go out and look for the rest of the crew, Javier, the gaffer, Christy, the accountant/assistant, and her husband, Michael, the sound guy. We get to know these three crew members through a series of video play backs. During their journey, the pilot, John, tells Laine and Greg that they are not on Gabriola Island. He informs them that he doesn't know where they are. So now Laine and Greg begin looking for their friends as the mysterious ways of the jungle begin to toy with their minds. Nightfall turns to dread as vicious cat cries echo and dark shapes cross through the jungle. But Laine is still determined to get her documentary done. The horror ensues when death falls upon them, and the mysteries of the jungle begin to show their unnatural ways. —written by Demetrius Navarro & Gregory P. Lansing
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March 20, 2022 at 06:25 AM
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Horrible Low budget movie
I wouldn't call this a horror movie for whatsoever reason in the world. If you think a bunch of over-sized rats (??) or so called "creatures" roaming around the screen would scare me... Please...! I think even they were on a budget. I hardly see them on screen. I heard people talking about plane crash. All I saw was a small plane with a broken windshield. Maybe the windshield crashed! lol! The occasional flash backs (totally useless and boring) are totally irrelevant. I've seen low budget horrors /thrillers but this is the WORST. I liked the popcorn better. A big NO NO. Don't even think about watching this movie. I doubt if the director or the crew would would have watched it the second time. Waste of time!
Horrible Blair Witch wannabe...
Let me just say, I love horror movies (even some of the B-Horror or even D-Horror, if they are done well) but this movie is atrocious! I saw the high rating and the story even sounded somewhat interesting...People deserted on an island trying to capture footage of some legendary jaguar living on the island. But the story is poorly written and even poorly paced, I dozed off in the middle for a minute or two, and it tries so hard to be like the Blair Witch it's just sad. I think the summary of the movie is more entertaining than the actual film! Thank God it only runs 78 minutes (but that's 78 minutes too long)! Obviously people involved in the film gave this the 7/10 stars (again, sad). If you somehow see this somewhere to rent or buy, save your money/time and avoid this at all costs,I wish I had...
