A group of people traveled on a desert island and were finally bitten to death by snakes. What's the name of this movie?

In the tropical rain forest of the Amazon river basin, there is a mysterious tribe-Shur nationality. According to legend, the Shur people worship the man-eating python and regard it as a god. This kind of snake is fierce in nature and amazing in strength. It tracks and preys on the heat emitted by living things. There is no chance of escape when you meet it. Anthropologist Steven Kay (played by Eric Stulz) is very interested in the legendary Shur people, because he finds that this tribe can not only do scientific research, but also has great news value. Steven and documentary director Terry Laurie (jennifer lopez) organized a film crew to make a documentary about this mysterious tribe. A group of seven people set out from the source of the Amazon River in Brazil and took a full set of photographic equipment to enter this mysterious tropical rainforest by boat.

Along the way, they met a stranded ship and immediately rescued its owner, Paul Shawan (Joan Werner). Paul told everyone that he lived in the tropical rain forest for many years, mainly catching snakes, and claimed to have seen Shur people with his own eyes. Everyone was dubious, but it was obvious that Paul knew this place very well and the film crew followed his guide. Strange things have been happening since Paul got on the boat ... Dr. Steven was poisoned by wasps and is in a coma. He should be sent to the hospital immediately for first aid. Anxious to save people, everyone had to listen to Paul's suggestion and change the channel to find the hospital. But it never occurred to me that Paul planned all this. His purpose is to use the film crew to catch pythons. He led the crew's boat to the snake pit and used the crew as bait. In order to survive, the unarmed film crew and Paul launched a desperate struggle. In addition, the man-eating pythons that have disappeared without a trace are also eyeing them. ...