Perhaps there is more to Ramons’s death than meets the eye?
However investigation reveals upon opening his coffin, no body to be found. Evidence comes to light that son’s mother refuses to leave since the death of her husband, Ramon. We discover the woman’s father is an alcoholic who is virtally bedridden by drink. But an eerie atmosphere invades the jungle, and there is much tribal whispering. Now pretty much trapped on the island until the boat returns for them, the travellers meet the suspicious Dr Lorca, (imagine Dr Moreau being played by a fat Cuban cocaine dealer) who refuses to give too many details on why the inhabitants refuse to leave or what caused the death of one of the islanders. The ship’s captain warns the new arrivals of a curse, green-blooded men escaping into the sea. One looks to meet her father, another to get their mother home.
A ship arrives at what we discover is Blood Island where a mixed group of seafarers are all here with their own motives: family reunions, research, the usual. A small glimpse of a human-ish creature is all we get. Then we’re straight in to a sudden murder on a tropical island. (Green liquid available in the foyer next to the Butterkist and Kia Ora, I assume). Viewers and cinema goers are asked to imbibe a green liquid and chant the initiation rites oath of Green Blood, which will protect them.
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