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Overview Grizzly (1976):
An eighteen-foot grizzly bear figures out that humans make for a tasty treat. As a park ranger tries rallying his men to bring about the bear's capture or destruction, his efforts are thwarted by the introduction of dozens of drunken hunters into the area.Casts of Grizzly:
Christopher George, Andrew Prine, Richard Jaeckel, Tom Arcuragi, Kathy Rickman, Sandra Dorsey, Joan McCall, Joe Dorsey, Charles Kissinger, Kermit Echols18 feet of gut-crunching, man eating terror!
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- Released: 1976-05-21
- Genre: Horror, Adventure, Thriller
- Date: 1976-05-21
- Runtime: 91 Minutes
- Company: Joda Productions, Montoro Productions Ltd.
- Language: English
- Budget: $750,000
- Revenue: $953,923,000
- Plot Keyword : Horror, Adventure, Thriller
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- Director: Bub Asman, Phil Cory, Edward L. Montoro, Robert O. Ragland, William Girdler, David Sheldon, David Sheldon, Harvey Flaxman, Harvey Flaxman, William L. Asman
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Trashy creature feature cash in that's a whole lot of fun.Grizzly is directed by William Girdler, written by Harvey Flaxman & David Sheldon and stars Christopher George, Andrew Prine & Richard Jaeckel. Story sees a giant Grizzly Bear terrorise campers and hikers at a state park. The head park ranger sets about capturing and killing the beast but he's met with resistance from his superior and troubled by the number of glory hunting hunters who descend upon the park.
If you pardon the pun, Grizzly was a "monster" surprise hit of 1976. Made for a paltry $750,000, it went on to make over $39 million Worldwide. It may well be a "Jaws" coat tail hugging copycat (and it unashamedly is), but credit where credit is due, William Girdler & David Sheldon spotted an opening in the market and got in there in a blaze of blood, grue and roaring ferocity. It was also one of the first of a number of "Jaws" knock offs, and while it's silly at times, and beset with bad acting, it is, however, one of the most popular and fun cult horrors of the 1970s. Filmed on location in Clayton, Georgia, Girdler's movie knows exactly what it's about. Keeping it relatively free of extraneous and expositional filler, Girdler knows (and so does the cast) that the bear is the star of the show - well more to the point, that the bear shredding and chomping down on humans is the star of the show. And so it goes, the humans - except for our hero protagonist (George) & wise sage naturalist (Jaeckel) - are annoying and lining up to be either bear lunch or to be badly proved wrong. And what fun it is. It's the sort of film that scared us to death as kids, and now makes us smile as adults.
The film has proved popular enough over the years to warrant a double disc DVD release. A release that wouldn't be out of place for some critical Oscar winning darling I might add! Now available in a quite lovely anamorphic widescreen presentation (2.35:1), Girdler's (and cinematographer William Asman) shooting around Clayton is very pleasing on the eye. Sure some of the inexperience of the editing and lighting departments exists, and the budget restrictions are now even more evident (check out the blood), but Grizzly actually does look rather nice. The extra disc is chock full of goodies, with the "Jaws With Claws" featurette enjoyable and showing the makers to be very tongue in cheek about the whole thing. So, a must for B movie creature feature fans who don't mind a bit of camp on their cheese sandwich then. Those looking for an "Alien" or "Gorilla's In The Midst" obviously need not apply, so lets mark it as 6.5/10 for the film, and 7/10 for Shriek Show's smart 2 disc DVD package
France released BluRayRegion ABC it WILL NOT play on regular DVD player You need BluRay DVD player to view this BluRay DVD LANGUAGES English Dolby Digital 20 French Dolby Digital 20 French Subtitles WIDESCREEN 2351 SPECIAL FEATURES Interactive Menu Remastered Scene Access SYNOPSIS An eighteen foot two thousand pound Grizzly bear terrorizes campers and
ReplyDeleteDirected by William Girdler With Christopher George Andrew Prine Richard Jaeckel Joan McCall An eighteenfoottall grizzly bear terrorizes a state park leaving it up to a Park Ranger to save the day
ReplyDeleteBUYER BEWARE This review is for the Feb 2018 BLU RAY release and the one star rating has nothing to do with the film itself This movie was released by Scorpion on a previous Blu which stated very clearly on both its packaging and on the Amazon listing that the mastering quality was poor
ReplyDeleteGRIZZLY 1976 2018 Limited Edition Bluray Director William Girdler 2351 widescreen transfer came from new HD master that they reissued a year later on a 3000 copy limited edition Bluray available exclusively from Screen Archives Scorpions original Bluray offered up both filtered and unfiltered encodes of the feature on a BD50 as
ReplyDeleteGrizzly also known as Killer Grizzly on television is a 1976 American thriller film directed by William Girdler about a park ranger attempts to halt the wild rampage of an 18 ft 55 m tall 2000 lb 091 t maneating grizzly bear that terrorizes a National Forest having developed a taste for human a drunken hunting party complicates matters
ReplyDeleteThe bmovie Grizzly celebrates its 40th anniversary in 2016 and with the year closing out why not recap a film which duplicates Jaws 1975 well it is the first horror film this reviewer ever saw by himself I know it dates me however this Horror Historian has gone onto view the early portion of the genre and covering subgenres legendary
ReplyDeleteThe titular Grizzly was portrayed by the mother of the famous Bart the Bear who appeared in tons of ’80s and ’90s movies…including The Bear and The Edge This bear also also appeared in Girdler’s followup film that some consider a sequel Day of the Animals but here she is mostly brought in for her roars and some scenes near the end where she attacks the rangers’ tower and the
ReplyDeleteNote screenshots not from the Bluray Grizzly Film Review It’s hard not to find similarities between Steven Spielberg’s Jaws and riters Harvey Flaxman and David Sheldon practically take every scenario from Jaws and base it on land with a killer bear from the characters to the overall heft of the story And unlike a lot of other animal exploitation films of the time
ReplyDeleteGrizzly Bluray Grizzly DVD Grizzly While seeing the bear rampage is why we watch the movie in the first place it soon becomes apparent that the movie is structured around these set pieces In turn we realize that the movie is built around the bear itself and not the characters This film was released in 1976 when I was all of
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