Grizzly
Directed by William Girdler
An enormous grizzly bear embarks on a murderous rampage in a national park, killing campers, hunters, and anyone else who gets in its way. But when rangers push to close the park, craven officials decide to keep it open. Sound familiar? A year after JAWS broke records, director William Girdler set out to cash in with a knockoff - and guess what? It worked. GRIZZLY became the top independent hit of 1976, grossing nearly $30 million dollars and inspiring many more animal attack thrillers - including Girdler's semi-sequel DAY OF THE ANIMALS the following year.
An enormous grizzly bear embarks on a murderous rampage in a national park.
Cast: Christopher George, Andrew Prine, Richard Jaeckel
Member Reviews
Best. Movie. Ever.
a cute little movie about a killer bear
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A must see, ideally before Day of the Animals. We lost Christopher George way, way too early (his early 50s to a heart attack) - he was gift for our genre, starring in many films. Fun note... five minutes left in the movie and I suddenly had a flashback to when I was young teenager and went to an 'animal farm' in Washington state where I used to live and thought I saw this bear. A quick search on Google and YUP! Teddy was his name and he and many other 'stars' lived on the farm in Sequim, Washington.
I really loved when the bear blew up