This movie is a good thriller, but it isn't original. Four teenagers on a trip to South America get stuck in set of ruins that has man eating plants. If you want to watch a movie where you leave your brain at home, I recommend this movie.
You know the movie type.
This review of Child of Sorrow (1956) was written by Dan K on 21 May 2011.
Child of Sorrow has generally received mixed reviews.
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