citing from figure in a review
It's hard to tell without the exact context, but in all likelihood "yes".  Two issues to consider are (1) copyright/plagiarism and (2) accuracy.


Don't make an exact copy of the figure or the caption.  Reword it and convert it to your intent somehow.  Also, cite the review paper as the source.
I get a sniff of concern that the curve may be made up ("cartoon") or the like since it is not well referenced or discussed.  This is not the end of the world, but just consider the context to see how much this is a real concern.  Also, how you will use it (e.g. to make a general point or to do detailed calculations from).  You can also cover yourself a bit by actually naming the review author, so it is clear that it is "Smith's" view, not yours.