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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: TheMovie: Every single male character instantly pounces on the most attractive female around (regardless of whether or not they're in a relationship), and are willing to ''literally'' leave them for dead once they get old and aren't so hot anymore; women are completely defined by their ability to attract men, and those that can't are [[IWasQuiteTheLooker better off dead]]. And if it's NOT base lust that motivates everyone, it's [[{{Greed}} lust for money]]. Not a single character ever voices objection when another is murdered, and everybody seems all-too eager to kill. Perhaps a better alternate name would be HumansAreBastards: TheMovie. It's like a Creator/LarsVonTrier film, without the innovation or style...
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* ValuesDissonance: The film doesn't lean ''quite'' as hard on most of the stereotypical DarkestAfrica / MightyWhitey cliches as some, but it's still a bit uncomfortable by modern standards. Its views on women, however, are appalling, even for the time period--and men don't come off looking too hot, either. Between all this and the decidedly-unpleasant moralizing listed above, the entire film plays like a gigantic ode to misanthropy.
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* TooBleakStoppedCaring: TheMovie: Every single male character instantly pounces on the most attractive female around (regardless of whether or not they're in a relationship), and are willing to ''literally'' leave them for dead once they get old and aren't so hot anymore; women are completely defined by their ability to attract men, and those that can't are [[IWasQuiteTheLooker better off dead]]. And if it's NOT base lust that motivates everyone, it's [[{{Greed}} lust for money]]. Not a single character ever voices objection when another is murdered, and everybody seems all-too eager to kill. Perhaps a better alternate name would be HumansAreBastards: TheMovie. It's like a Creator/LarsVonTrier film, without the innovation or style...
* ValuesDissonance: The film doesn't lean ''quite'' as hard on most of the stereotypical DarkestAfrica / MightyWhitey cliches as some, but it's still a bit uncomfortable by modern standards. Its views on women, however, are appalling, even for the time period--and men don't come off looking too hot, either. Between all this and the decidedly-unpleasant moralizing listed above, the entire film plays like a gigantic ode tomisanthropy.misanthropy.
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* ValuesDissonance: The film doesn't lean ''quite'' as hard on most of the stereotypical DarkestAfrica / MightyWhitey cliches as some, but it's still a bit uncomfortable by modern standards. Its views on women, however, are appalling, even for the time period--and men don't come off looking too hot, either. Between all this and the decidedly-unpleasant moralizing listed above, the entire film plays like a gigantic ode to
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* CompleteMonster: [[{{Mundanger}} Bertram Garvay]], a vain, [[PoliticallyIncorrectVillain racist]] British trail guide in South Africa, is hired by an American couple, June and Paul Talbot, to search for a secretive tribe who claim to know the secret to reversing the human aging process. Discovering that the process works, but requires the extraction of the pineal fluid of a sacrificial victim, Garvay persuades the emotionally unstable June to offer the abusive Paul as the next sacrifice and take the treatment herself, after which he will run away with her. He then attempts to [[KillEmAll destroy the tribal village and everyone in it with dynamite to cover his tracks]], and despite all his promises, [[ILied abandoned June when the age regression treatment wears off the next day]].
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* CompleteMonster: [[{{Mundanger}} Bertram Garvay]], a vain, [[PoliticallyIncorrectVillain racist]] British trail guide in South Africa, is hired by an American couple, June and Paul Talbot, to search for a secretive tribe who claim to know the secret to reversing the human aging process. Discovering that the process works, but requires the extraction of the pineal fluid of a sacrificial victim, Garvay persuades the emotionally unstable June to offer the abusive Paul as the next sacrifice and take the treatment herself, after which he will run away with her. He then attempts to [[KillEmAll [[DestroyTheEvidence destroy the tribal village and everyone in it with dynamite to cover his tracks]], and despite all his promises, [[ILied abandoned June when the age regression treatment wears off the next day]].