Slave of the Cannibal God

Set in the jungles of New Guinea and the isolated Ra Ra Me mountain on the island of Roka. The expedition traverses dense jungle, dangerous wildlife, and rugged terrain as they search for Susan's missing husband. Local myths portray the mountain as cursed, amplifying the sense of danger and isolation.

🍖 Cannibalism

The film centers on cannibal tribes who revere a Cannibal God, turning Susan into a focal point of ritual power. The narrative uses the cannibal ritual to explore how outsiders are commodified, dehumanized, and exploited. The encounters with the tribe underscore the fragility of civilization under extreme conditions.

💰 Greed

The expedition is rooted in private motives beyond finding a missing husband. Susan and Arthur pursue uranium deposits, while others have their own hidden agendas. The pursuit of wealth and resources drives the danger and moral compromises of the mission.

🧭 Survival

The group faces life-threatening dangers from wildlife and hostile terrain. Alliances shift as trust erodes under pressure, forcing characters to endure ordeals that test loyalty and courage. The jungle environment amplifies fear and forces brutal decisions as they strive to escape.