Cyclone

About This Movie

Cyclone (1978) brings a grim perspective on survival horror. It unfolds with a harrowing descent into desperation after a plane crash, leaving survivors stranded on a small boat. The sun beats down relentlessly, and tension builds as resources dwindle. Cannibalism becomes the grotesque solution to their plight, making for a chilling exploration of human nature under extreme circumstances. The practical effects, while not top-tier, contribute to the film's rawness, enhancing its unsettling atmosphere. Performances vary, but there's an overall authenticity in their struggle that pulls you into their dire reality. It’s a unique entry that stands out for its bleak narrative and unflinching themes of survival and morality.

Cyclone has become a curiosity among collectors, often overshadowed by more mainstream titles from the era. The film's limited releases and sometimes poor availability in various formats contribute to its scarcity. As a result, it garners interest from those who appreciate the less conventional horror landscape, making it a sought-after piece for niche collections focused on raw and psychological horror.