A young woman believes that an actor committed the murder for which her brother has been imprisoned, and she gets her newspaper-reporter fiancé to accompany her in following the suspected killer aboard a ship headed for South America. While they're at sea, disaster strikes and the ship is sunk.
Should you watch Jungle Bride? Look, if you want high-stakes drama, look away. If you enjoy watching 1930s screen tropes collide with a shipwreck on a budget, pull up a chair.It starts with a classic setup: a sister trying to clear her brother's name by stalking an actor across the ocean. The fiancé is basically a plot...
Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Harry O. Hoyt
Edward LeSaint
Community
Log in to comment.
"Should you watch Jungle Bride? Look, if you want high-stakes drama, look away. If you enjoy watching 1930s screen tropes collide with a shipwreck on a budget, pull up a chair.It starts with a classic setup: a sister trying to clear her brother's name by stalking an actor across the ocean. The fiancé is basically a plot device with a typewriter. When the ship goes down, you expect the tension to ramp up, but instead, the movie just kind of settles into this weird, humid rhythm.There is a specific..."
Anita Page
Leah Baird
United States
Crime, Drama, Adventure
still_frame
still_frame
still_frame
still_frame
still_frame
still_frame
still_frame
still_frame
