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Jungle Hell
Jungle Boy

USA 1956
produced by
Norman A. Cerf, Manning J. Post (executive) for Taj Mahal Productions
directed by Norman A.Cerf
starring Sabu, K.T.Stevens, David Bruce, George E.Stone, Maji, Robert Cabal
written by Norman A.Cerf, music by Nicholas Carras

review by
Mike Haberfelner

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In a native vilalge in the Indian jungle, a stone is found that burns the hands of everyone who touches it - and witch doctor Shankar (Maji) immediately claims it is some kind of sacred stone and that he alone has the cure for the burns ... which is of course nonsense, since local white man Doctor Morrison (David Bruce) soon enough realizes the stone must be uranium, and he has a salve handy against uranium burns. Then Morrison writes to England and invites Dr Ames (K.T.Stevens) over to India to investigate. Dr Ames' plane though crashes in the jungle, and it's up to jungle boy Sabu to save ... her, as Dr Ames now turns out to be a woman.

Once the woman doctor is saved, she, Morrison and Sabu go to the place where the stone was found for scientific purposes - while a friend of Ames, Trosk (George E.Stone) has persuaded a native (Robert Cabal) to lead him there in hopes of finding a rich uranium ore. Anyways, both expeditions are slowed down by herdes of elephants constantly crossing their path. Finally though they reach their aim and decide to take a nap. But in this very night, Trosk decides to steal the uranium, but is killed by a tiger and ... the end.

Not quite the end actually, over some location shots Sabu tells us that botht he elephants and the tigers were actually controlled by aliens (shots of an unconvincing UFO were thrown into the film at random moments every now and again) who were trying to guard the uranium ore and that Doc Morrison and Doc Ames married later on and founded a science center in India.

Does the film make any more sense now ?

Nope.

 

I have said it several times before: I love cheap jungle pics ... but this one was too mucheven for me: The storyline was downright silly and didn't make any sense, which was not at all helped by elephant-stock footage that made up about half the movie without any narrative reason to it, the ending - meaning the tiger killing Trosk - is disappointing to say the least, Sabu's off-screen narration at the beginning and the end of the film bears little connection to the actual movie, and the whole thing about the UFO ... now what was that all about ?

That all said, the film might still be mildly amusing for bad movie lovers, just don't expect too much of it ...

 

review © by Mike Haberfelner

 

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