THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF TENNESSEE BUCK

Ken Manchester is an affluent travel enthusiast who has embarked on an expedition through the jungle of Borneo with his wife Barbara, despite her lack of enthusiasm. They are led by tour guide "Tennessee" Buck Malone, a down-on-his-luck expatriate who speaks the local language. During their trek, Buck and the Manchesters are ambushed by a tribe of cannibal headhunters and taken to their village. The tribesmen untie Ken to that he can be the prey in their customary "Blood Hunt". Ken gets beheaded, after which the tribe's young chief forces himself upon Barbara. The chief's mother recognizes Buck as the man who once helped her husband in his struggle against the rival Warami tribe, as he wears a sacred amulet that was gifted to him for his deeds.

As a result, the old woman objects to Buck and his party's capture, but the tribe's Witchdoctor advises the chief not to heed her advice, and challenges Buck to a fight to the death. A monkey drops a fruit on the Witchdoctor's head from a tree, killing him and making it appear as if the amulet saved Buck, who is locked into a cage by his frightened captors. However, he is set free by the chief's mother, allowing him to rescue Barbara and rally his amphibious plane with the warriors on their tail. After a final confrontation on the river, Buck and Barbara take flight and return to safety.

Buck is freed from captivity by the chief's mother, rescues Barbara, and escapes the pursuing tribe by plane after a final river confrontation.

The ending delivers a pulpy climax where local alliances, tribal superstitions, and quick thinking let Buck and Barbara outwit their captors. The resolution underscores the film’s blend of absurdity and tension, with even a monkey playing a hand in fate. Ultimately, survival hinges on both personal history and comic luck.