When van Eyck's jeep smashes through the wall at the end, a "dead" mercenary in the foreground sits up suddenly and dodges out of the way.
Marvelous Marvin Hagler is back in this sequel that should answer all your questions from the first Indio. This time around, an evil corporation (of course) wants to build a road through the rainforest.
Indio 2 The Revolt (1991).Its been a few years since what happened in the first movie and all is peaceful in the jungle again.
Smashing sequel to the comparatively lame Indio (which had neat explosions and little else), Indio 2 is a fitting final offering from one of the finest action directors in history, Antonio Margheriti. Although Marvelous Marvin Hagler's performance in rough around the edges and the film gets off to a slow start, things really pick up when all the Amazon tribes unite to fight off Charles Napier and his evil corporation complete with an army of trained mercenaries.
This is one of those rare sequels that's better than the original. That's not to say it's a work of art - it definitely isn't - but it's fun, and sometimes that's not enough.
