Cyclone is a 1978 disaster film that tells the story of the survivors of a plane crash that go through a horrific ordeal as they try to survive in the middle of the ocean. The movie stars Arthur Kennedy, Carroll Baker, and Andrés García.
The film begins with a group of passengers boarding a small airplane for a sightseeing tour of the ocean. However, their tour is cut short when a massive cyclone hits the plane, causing it to crash into the ocean. Only a handful of survivors manage to make it out alive and find refuge on a small tour boat that was also caught in the storm.
As the days go by, the survivors begin to realize that their chances of being rescued are slim, and they slowly start to run out of supplies. With no food or water left, the passengers must resort to cannibalism to stay alive. The situation becomes increasingly desperate as the survivors become weaker and more desperate.
Just when the situation seems hopeless, a rescue plane finally spots the survivors on the boat. However, the rescue is short-lived as the man-eating sharks in the water begin to attack the boat. The survivors now face a new challenge as they fight for their lives against the sharks.
Cyclone is a gripping and intense film that explores the limits of human endurance and the harsh realities of survival in extreme conditions. It's a daring and provocative movie that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end.