Grizzly (1976) | Full Movie | Christopher George | Andrew Prine | Richard Jaeckel
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- An eighteen-foot-tall grizzly bear terrorizes a state park, leaving it up to a Park Ranger to save the day.
Stars: Christopher George, Andrew Prine, Richard Jaeckel, Joan McCall, Joe Dorsey
Directed by: William Girdler
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I apparently missed seeing this movie when it came out in 1976 when I was 21. I'm 68 now. Better late than never.
I saw this movie when I was 15.
All catastrophic movies thath came around this time and on my 15th birthday I saw Jaws.
So... 62
The 70s is the best.
I just finished all seasons of BARNABY Jones...great tv..
@@wawwwa9542 my mom wouldn't let me go see Jaws, but she did, Saturday Night Fever. Wierd.
@@paceflchick Parents back then weren't so worried about their kids turning to drugs and gangs by a movie like SNF. But their generation was still worried about scary big predators which were poorly understood or known at the time of Jaws. In fact the author of Jaws became a shark advocate because of all the fear he had caused. Saturday Night Fever made a similarly huge impact with music and dance....that was not a threat. So my mom also took me to see SNF but Jaws was not allowed! There were major warnings for seeing Jaws going around..."You will never dare enter the water again if you watch this film!!!!! Not even a swimming pool!!!!!" No such rumours were around about watching Travolta dance to the BeeGees haha 😁 Disco was just beginning and at least it wasn't hippie protest music or evil hardrock. It probably felt safe to the parents. The whole gang aspect was actually embraced and came back bigger immediately with Grease...but they left out the drugs and violence in that of course. That was cute high school youngsters who were into dancing and singing, and all turn out ok in the end. I'll bet your mom let you watch that one too.....
PAKISTAN 🇵🇰💚
I have grew up watching this movie.. it's a great movie. And I'm still watching it today. I have it saved.
Its not that long....
Seems like a wasted youth....watching this film over and over again while growing up....and still....!!!!
Yep, born in the late '60s, so this was one of the oft shown Creature Feature weekend flicks! Do you recall MST3K from the '90s? ...it was a wrap-around show with the guy and his robot buddies providing running commentary/jokes over old genre movies? Anyway, MST became Rifftrax many yrs later, and they riff on Grizzly! ha
I saw it years ago when I was in high school, Ms. McBride🏫. Pretty good flick. R.I.P. Andrew Prine😇 He passed on just about a year or so ago now
This movie is a rip-off of Jaws which came out the year before this one (1975).
I recall seeing this back in 1976-77…..love those 1970s monster movies. They were great.
This was the first movie I ever saw at the drive in movie theater. It scared the hell outta me and for years after, going fishing in the mountains was a bit stressful. I watched it again years later and I laughed at myself for being so scared. This is a great movie but I'm humorously ashamed at how I let Grizzly affect my life so. I still enjoy watching it. Christopher George died too soon. He was a great actor.
It surprises me this was a theatrical release; it's giving me TV movie vibes.
I had the book as an 10 year old and it had the opposite effect on me. I became obsessed with grizzlies. Yellowstone was having a spell of bear attacks and i couldn't believe my luck when my parents took me to the US and to the park where 2 tourists had just been eaten. At the time people were still feeding them and getting out of their cars etcetera...low and behold a grizzly crossed the road in front of us! I jumped out the door and chased that sucker with my little Polaroid camera and managed to get a picture of it's butt haha 🤣🤣🤣
I think both he and Melissa George also appeared in the television series mission impossible grew up with that series with actor Greg Morris his son was on the young and the restless Phil Morris who also did a genre film bit I don't recall the name of the horror flick except Phil played an agent
*_"This is a great movie but I'm humorously ashamed at how I let Grizzly affect my life so"_* lol me to at a Drive-in theatre! I was thirteen and went with my dad & younger brother, it scared me & my brother sh..less, the poor bloody horse loosing it's head, I guess it is easier to be immersed in such scenes without being dismissive of just how fake it looks now.... Good movie
Thank you! Yes, it certainly did its job.@@veganath
For people raised in dense urban environments, it's refreshing to watch movies of the great outdoors. I visited such places. It's an awesome experience.
You hung up somewhere she’s cleaning with a hold me tight
I. Am one of those people who has lived in urban areas all my life so to watch these nature movies is wonderful grizzly 🐻🐻 and all
I grew up next to the woods, spent many hours there and still love it. And I love scary beat stories and movies too. 😅
I live in a big town and have wanted to visit the great outdoors all my life. Now I want to live there and am so jealous (in a good way) of those that do. I love smalltown movies/TV series.
They should bring them back
I was obsessed with this movie when I was a kid back in the 1970s.
This movie was like “Jaws” only with a giant bear lol
It scared the hell out of us when we were kids watching this in the theater back in the 70’s
😂 yes it did scare the hell out of us 😂
Terrifying nightmares for weeks bro 😱😂
I agree
Night Of The Grizzly scared me worse when I was a little kid than this lame Sheite did🙄
Ever see Friday the 13th? It's just like Jaws as well only with a man wearing a hockey mask
My dad took myself and my two brothers to this movie in the 70s, I was 11 and I remember it was restricted like alot of movies then, a week later it was taken out of the theater due to violence, so glad I watched it, my family loved to camp and that never changed
Yep, I love terrifying bear attack stories and movies but it has never kept me from the woods. I live in a rural area in black bear country and wouldn't have it any other way. 😊
@@metalmamasue3680well ya you don't have to be scared of black bears now come live up in BC or Alberta with the Grizzlies that's a different story
@@misguidedangel6550...while not as terrifying as grizzlies,some black bears will kill you . There have been enough deaths attributed to them to make me have a healthy respect for them to not have a run in With them.. I live with them around here .
I am now an older Park's Superintendent and Ranger. So many experiences I can relate to this film.
I call bs…..I actually thought there would be more “I’m a national park ranger” comments in here. You’re a liar. This movie is so far fetched that no park ranger ever remotely came close to experiencing anything like this! The fact that you even made this comment only proves you’re starving for attention. I also ran your name
Is shooting a Grizzly bear with a rocket launcher one of them? lol
@@crimsonscarf lol...of course not. A 30-06 high powered rifle in reality would have got it done, especially with multiple shots.
No, it must be the dreaded herd of grizzly’s
@@markwolfshohl6562 Not sure I understand your response here ?
These movies from the 70s are the absolute best! I was 16 years old when this first came out and I'm still watching. Scream of the Wolf with Clint Walker and Peter Graves is another great one!!
The 70s were such a great decade for good movies! Hollywood has fallen so low!
Im just glad we still have these gems to enjoy. Thanks for sharing this! 🍿🥤👍
This was one of the first films I went to see with my mom ...brings back some memories...thank you for uploading it..😊
The film we saw as kids with their mother have a memory that is never erased ..💕
@@mirkorossi2856 your absolutely right 🙂
My mom was my movie buddy.❤
Lords of Discipline, View to a Kill, War Games, Star Wars, Creepshow, 48 Hrs, Commando, the list goes on....
@@GreggLohr-ow3wp beautiful memories to cherish
Real actors, no CGI, NO FAKES how movies shud be
LOL this movie is terrible. No... movies should not be this way.
Are you sure?
So many great films came out in 1976: Rocky, The Outlaw Josey Wales, Carrie, Gator, The Pink Panther Strikes Again, Taxi Driver, Midway.
1976 was also the year I was born.
Don't forget : Blood sucking Freaks .
I was 12
Don't forget All the President's Men, Network and Marathon Man.
@@BillyButcher90 Don't watch "Marathon Man" before you go to the dentist.🦷🔨🔧
@@isabellind1292 😂😂
This movie came out in 1976 when my cousin was 10. He lived in New York City with my aunt and uncle, and my uncle took him to see this movie right before they all came up to Upstate New York for vacation. At the time I was 11 years old, and my mother was taking me and my brother and sister on a camping trip to Maine. My cousin Andy was invited to go, but absolutely refuse to go even after me almost pleading with him.. only my aunt and uncle and Andy know the reason why he didn't want to go😅😅 I didn't even understand because I never saw the movie back then. I watched this about 2 years ago, and I understand the reason why😂
Reminds me on Jaws
zzzzzz
I absolutly love this movie. I remember watching this movie years ago. I only wish I could find it on DVD. I would love to have this movie so I could watch it whenever I wanted to. Love it.
Better than most movies today.
I saw this movie in the summer of 1976. I had just finished my first year of high school. Me and my best friend Dan Fisher saw it together. Dan passed away three years ago. Watching the movie now brings back that summer evening forty-eight years ago.
The movie's back then got straight to the point at matter, not like the movie's of today which takes you deep down a rabbit hole before you find out what's going on towards the end of the movie...
The current crop of writers have no imagination.... everything coming out now a days is either a poor remake or some environmental BS....I go to a movie to be entertained not guilt tripped or disappointed by a poorly made remake of a great classic...
Yeah I pretty much figured out just from the title of this movie where it was going to be going 😆
@user-ye4uo6cr4t ExactIy right. Don't feed me bs about global warming or political crap. I just want to be entertained and escape the daily bs we are fed by so called newz stations. 🙄🤦♀️ Things are bad enough in reality, I want to forget about reality for awhile when I'm watching something.
Reality is depressing and pisses me off plenty.
Besides, my grandma used to read my brother and I wholesome bedtime stories from pap's Outdoor Life magazines about hunters being mauled by bears, we would be so terrified we would make her sleep in bed with us when we were little kids but we loved it and always wanted more. 😂 I blame her on my twisted love of being terrified. It was a different time back in the 60's and 70's. Kids weren't as sheltered, we didn't have phones and video games, we spent our time outside exploring, camping and fishing.
I miss my grandparents and those camping trips to this day. 😊 Decades later.
Yeah gets right to the point, and then the point IS a rabbit hole filled with garbage
Yea those Movies of the Week were great
grizzly 1976 a master peace fantastic film Andy peover fanks 4 the upload xxxx
what?
I watched this movie many years ago, after that I couldn't sleep for a week. I love watching movies with old classic cars.
Christopher George, Andrew Prine, & Richard Jaeckel reunite here after their 1970 outing together in 'Chisum' (John Wayne starred).
First off loved Christopher George he and his wife were great onT.V. and movies,. He died way to young, loved his shows and movies. This was a great in a huge line of nature fighting back towards
Mankind movies of the 70s!!! Gary Bailey KingofDarkness
A ranger has the highest authority in the law department! And should be given such respect!
One of our best grizzly bear movies and there are now many grizzly and black bear movies they are all very educational and humorous!
JAWS KEPT ME OUT THE WATER, THIS MOVIE KEPT ME OUT THE WOODS.
😂
I must be dumb because Jaws never kept me out of the ocean and scary bear movies and attack stories don't keep me out of rural areas or the woods. I love the outdoors. Always have. I'm not a city person and never will be. 😊
TWO EACH ITS OWN
O now your making fun of the movies
I suggest you don't watch Godzilla-you ll be kept out of cities too.
Im 59 and if i remember right i seen this at the movie theater with my sister n brother in law and i think a little before that Dad took ma n all us kids to watch Challeng to be free, One o the best movies i ever seen in my life to this day "OLE TRAPPER"
This movie is the best bear movie I have ever watched..
I recently watched “Cocaine Bear” and though it was comedy thought it a really good movie.
The Edge is better
I remember seeing this movie with my parents and brothers at the drive inn theater. Hard to forget!
The other ones that remind me of this.. The Pack.. Orca.. and Jaws! As a child that loved animals.. we had to go to the showings!
Orca was the only movie I have ever seen at a drive-in theater when it came out
This was a movie that I watched a few weeks ago, and I liked it better than a made-for-television film called Snowbeast which was released in 1977. This movie is Positive for me, and I liked the Bear and the actors in this movie, including the Director William Girdler. I recommend this movie to people that wants to watch this!
The restaurant used in 6:40 is the same restaurant used in "Snowbeast". I liked Snowbeast. Both movies had a similar setting and storyline. An insane, berserk grizzly in one movie and an insane, berserk Big Foot in the other.
@@jeffyoung60 Yeah, they have an insane, berserk, grizzly on the prowl whose killed one and they're looking for the other so one gals decides to go off looking on her own in the pitch black w/the blessing of the man in charge, lol!🐻🙄
@@jeffyoung60 This film was negatively rec'd as a "JAWS" rip off (no pun intended) but probably because it was ruining everyone's summer...no one wanted to go swimming and no one wanted to go camping, lol!🦈⛺
I vividly remember having to walk 8 miles through a pitch black pine forest, after watching this movie in the theater as a 13 y/o teenager, because my parents forgot to pick me up. Great movie.
Did you actually live in bear country?
@@UltimateThanos Yup.
@@ErikDeMannjeez that must have been terrifying for you
@@pikachuthebananasplit9061 let's just say they weren't picking up a happy boy, once they remembered to do it. Oh, well, if it doesn't kill you...
@@ErikDeMann oh I see well luckily we don't have wild bears in Australia
but we do need to be weary of snakes
This is one of the best bear movies
I watched this movie back in 76 on a stormy evening at the cinema, seems it was yesterday.
Pretty cool movie! I wasn't even born in 1976 (as this was before my time)! And I ended up enjoying this movie! So this is like a horror movie where the main antagonist is a bear! Epic! We don't get many movies like this these days.
You missed Jaws too huh
Lol
But you're right this is a great movie
Enjoy kids!!!!❤❤❤❤
And bless you whoever posted this❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@marcychan168 No, dude. I saw Jaws. In fact, I'm quite familiar with that movie franchise. Don't jump to conclusions so soon.
@mathewthornton6685
Not a Dude
And sorry if I mis- spoke
Peace?
@@marcychan168 Oh okay. Sorry about that. And yes, peace.
I tell you what Mr. Greoge , Mr Prine and Mr. Jaeckel where amazing actors back in the day . This was by far the best bear movie made. Plus l was big Mr . Greoge fan him and his wife also made both a great couple and great movies . He pased away far to soon .
The dry landers version of Jaws!
Was 15, my older brother took me and our younger brother to see it and still remember it as I’m watching now!
Had a bazooka the whole time.😂😂😂😂😂 ,oh how I miss these movies..
Omg so do I, I miss the 70's and 80's and would gladly go back 😂 Love seeing the old cars and different style back then too. That was before women dressed like hoes, and had some self respect and dignity. And I'm a woman, to be clear.
Now everything has degenerated and gone right down the shitter. It's a shame, the lack of morals and common decency.
I was in primary school back in 1976. This film came out around the same time as King Kong. My friend at school went and saw Grizzly and I was so jealous, thinking it was the bear version of King Kong (which I also wasn't allowed to watch)... I came looking for this movie now wondering if it even existed...
I went to the cinema with my older brother to see Grizzly. Then we back a week to see King Kong. I was 9 at the time.
This movie was not only scary but gory.
Judging by the aspect ratio, this is the edited-for-TV version. I saw this movie in the theater when I was 12 and it scared the crap out of me - one year after Jaws did the same. The theatrical version is much more gory than what we're seeing here.
Mapf fir sure daddy'o !☝
This movie was taken out of the theaters for gore, the real theater release was different
@@misguidedangel6550..not for the first week though. I saw it in the theater for free because my friend worked at the ticketbooth , and it wasn't this edited version.
I'm 62 and I remember this ..Wow.
Travel back in time...!!
I remember watching this on tv back in the 70's ,heck i,m still afraid of camping,because of bear attack stories.
I was 8 years old when this movie came out and it scared the crap out of me . I guess because we lived in the woods and this could really happen.
Hell yes!!!
I didn't live in the woods at the time and it scared the crap out of me. We did camp a lot though. The irony is that i now live on a mountain in the woods. No grizzlies but lots of black bears.
@@thaismatsumoto black bears grizzly bears teddy bears. I keep both eyes on all of them after that movie lol.
What an awesome old movie..I just love old films....thank you for the upload
My favorite killer bear movie 🍿
Thanks for uploading this movie
I saw this movie in the movies. It scared the hell out of me when I was young. I couldn't sleep for a day. I still like watching now and then.
Check out the thriller The Norliss Tapes from 1972.
Gotta love the seventies and the wholesome sweet music used to make everyone comfortable before being ripped and hacked to pieces. The Scottie fellow was begging to die though.
Fun to watch these movies from my childhood, then YT ques up more old movies in my feed... lots that I don't remember. Fun to watch, again
Watched this movie in the pictures in our UK. The cinema was packed out. It really was a talked about film to watch. It was shown for weeks.
I saw that movie when I was just about 7 or 8 and I still can remember hiding under the theater seat every time the bear comes on screen.
"The Night of the Grizzly" (1966) movie with Clink Walker is another good Grizzly film.
... with another wide jaw actor.
Sure was
Clink?
Yeah, I love that one too. I watched Snow Beast yesterday with him in it too, it was very good.
That's based on a true story
I remember this movie! When I was small!! At drive in! Never forgot it!!
This movie gave me the creeps when I saw it back in 76! I lived up north by Parry Sound & Bears always freaked me out when i came across them. Actually got chased by bears out by the dumps at night! Scary shit.
First memory I ever had. I was four years old. Watched it in Commerce Tx. Was the only time in my life at a drive in movie.
Right now watching frm Hyderabad @ Telangana 🙏
I first saw the movie "Grizzly" when it came out in 1976 when I was 10 years old. Andrew Prine was always one of my favorite actors.
This is such a underrated movie. I wish i had the original movie poster for this. Id frame it and hang it in my living room right behind the couch
Completely agree! Especially if you watch it thru the lense of a 7 year old when JAWS became a phenomenon. Grizzly gave it to you right in the gut from the outset & didn't pretend what it was trying to be. Audiences flocked & the picture became the biggest grossing indie horror film in history at the time, $39 Million on less than a 1 Million budget! Successful motion picture is an understatement!
Nearly 50 years later, it's a forgotten piece of eco-thriller drek appreciated mostly by folks who watched it at the cinema or appreciate old time horror flicks of this nature when they were en vogue
Hey it was a great poster
I remember when this movie came to the town near my home. I was 14 years old and eager to see it, so I took my bike and cycled seven kilometres to the movie theater. My disappointment was huge, when the desk clerk wanted to see my ID card and said that I'm one year too young. I didn't get in. Now I watched Grizzly 50 years later, and I think it would have been more impressive to see then than now.
One of the 1st movies I remember watching with my dad & Day of the Animals in 76' . I was 10 🐻
Thanks for that. I saw it in theaters when I was 12.
I love it, is one of the best mockbuster jaws film ever 😃👍
Yes its such a copy of JAWS!
Jaws made such an impression it caused a veritable avalanche of imitators, of WIDELY varying quality.
None came Close to the original, of course, but quite a few were movies genuinely worth watching, at least for some parts of the audience.
Joe Dante's "Piranhas" was fun and personally I have a lifelong soft spot for italian killer octopus flic "Tentacles" (arguably much better than the actual "Jaws" sequels at the very least) and even more so for the seriously pretty great australian killer pig movie "Razorback".
Oh, "Savage Harvest" with a pride of killer lions is really good as well (a pretty worthy predecessor to "The Ghost and the Darkness", or almost at least).
@@lukasbauer8783piranhas is the best
Saw Grizzly when it first came out and fell in love with Christopher George. I did find myself finding similarities in format to Jaws which came out a year earlier. Still a good movie.
I remember this one from my grade school days! “Herd of grizzlies “ story lol! We were all afraid to swim in the ocean and this one made us afraid of the woods!
The one victim of the Grizzly I saw in this movie I felt really sorry for was the little kid as the bear attacked him and cut the poor kids arm off it was a miracle the poor kid survived.
So scared, I left my seat!
Went to Boy Scout camp in the woods as a 13-year old right after
seeing Grizzly!!
No Merit Badge for fear!
I didn’t see this movie from back in the mid 1970s, but I do remember when it hit the theaters. I was around 12 or so. A couple of years later, a similar movie titled “Prophecy” came out. I saw that one in the cinemas.
I remember Prophecy. It starred Talia Shire. But it was more about some ecological problems that causes bears to mutate. However, the creature isn't even seen much in the film. After the incredible success of Jaws, Hollywood produced dozens of killer animal films.
@@darkangel15221 You’re correct. It was a bizarre movie to me, a damn freak bear going around attacking slow-moving campers not even armed with a slingshot. Yes, Talia (“Yo, Adrian”) Shire is in it, so was the older guy named Richard Dysart; he was the dude who got his arms bitten off in “The Thing”. But back to that fleshy bear, yeah, mercury poisoning did all that. When I saw “Prophecy” back in ‘79, I was fifteen. I don’t believe I was legally old enough to see the movie, I just snuck in. Same with “Alien”. Do you remember “Saturn 3”? In 1980? Farrah Faucet?
Prophecy was a pretty good horror flick. I remember seeing it at the drive-in movie. I think Robert Foxworth and Armand Asante were in it. Also, check out the Legacy from around 1979 or so…..Katherine Ross, Sam Elliot and Roger Daltry (the Who) are in it. It’s excellent….you’ll love it.
My daughter and i just had a laugh about Prophecy when i told her I was watching Grizzly. The campsite attack is a hoot if you know what I mean.
@@laurenurban3942 I’ve seen parts of that “Legacy” movie, and recall Roger Daltry in it. I think he gets killed in the film.
For the folks that weren't concerned about sharks after watching "JAWS", since those folks never had any need or desires of going in an ocean. 😆 LOL 🐻 Bring on "GRIZZLY"
What made this movie so good was the acting and directing. The four main actors were all top notch: Christopher George, Andrew Prine, Richard Jaeckel andJoan McCall. Just watching them turn bland mundane dialogue into something of value because of their own depth and acting ability, in what is basically a low budget 70's B horror movie, is amazing. I love the look of the old Super 35 mm film. The grain gives a feel of authenticity and realism. I do wish their was an original widescreen version however. Rather than what we see here which is the pan and scan for television cuts. I'll take original widescreen everyday over old school tv cuts. The other great B film Girdler made was Day of the Animals. 1977.
Anyone remember the film similar but the lead was Clint walker The night of the grizzly excellent film my late mum was in love with him good looking man’s man 👍🏻
Following a Grizzly attack "everybody go back to your campsites, nothing to see here."
😂
"The shows over" the Rangers says 😂
Remember going to the movie show and watching this. Great film.
To each their own, but I fail to see what makes this such a great movie. I watch these kind of movies to see actual bear footage.
I remember seeing it and enjoyed it so here i go again.
I remember watching this as a little boy and always remembered the movie but not the name of the movie. Awesome to run into again around 25 years later
Christopher George made a banned Zombie movie not long time later and the tough movie The Exterminator. Sadly he died at the age of 42.
I was thinking about this movie a few days ago. I remember watching it on TV as a kid. Never knew the name of it until I saw the title on youtube
Nice movie. Thank you for sharing it with us.
I saw this when it came out in 76. I was 12
It scared the hell out of me
I love Christopher George! I have this movie, at least I had this movie. I think it's on VHS so can't watch it as our player doesn't work anymore. It's been several years now since I've seen it!
Remember this when I was 6 years old! 76’
I highly recommend watching the Night Of The Grizzly
Good old Richard Jaeckel. He was in everything for about 5 years.
Imaginative movie and very enjoyable, I thank you for posting 👍
Awesome movie!! Even though I own it on BluRay & DVD, I just thought I'd show some love for it on here as well!!
Man, this movie really stretches it's PG rating!! And I love it!!
Every attack scene I hear Joan Armatrading "Somedays the bear will eat you! Somedays you eat the bear."🎵
Thank you!!! I love this movie......
Yes it surely is great.
Omg 😰 I tried to forget this movie, watched this and a week later ,dad took as camping in the bush ,tho we don't have anything that could kill you in new Zealand,I couldn't play spotlight for years lol ,then I watched jaws 😮 yup swimming pool and city's for me lol ,thanks for the movie post, gonna watch this with my grandkids pass on the fear lol are fun times 😅❤
I was 16 years old when I seen this movie it scared the hell out of me.
I was 5. It scared me so bad.
I was 12 and it scared the crap out of me.
11 in summer of 76 and got traumatised...
Find my comment 😂😂 It backs up your thoughts on Grizzy
So glad I am not alone in the comments
Wow amazing and beautiful to see the different kinds of the TREES and the the size of drizzly too OMG 😮
I love this movie, it is great!
I love this movie!!
I watched this on television in 1976. This movie did for me and my feelings towards nature, much like JAWS did for me of my feeling, " If I cant touch it, I'm too deep" in the Ocean. Childhood traumas, good times.
I remember back in 1985 wanting to watch this movie on WTBS on July 6th i think it was. Baseball game between the Atlanta Braves and New York Mets went into like 18 innings and didn't end until 3:30 a.m. So i fell asleep. And when i woke up the game had just ended and the movie never was on.
Wow that's a good memory, I bet Gary Carter got a few hits for the Mets
Read the book then saw movie in my teens... enjoyed both. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺..
I was 12 when I saw this in the movie's it was a great picture to me. Til this day I'm not crazy about camping
I was a sophomore in high school when this movie came out I went to the movie theater with my aunt and my cousins and we watched it
Einer der besten Kino Film, das wegt meiner Jugend auf kön te den Film 10 mal ansehn heute noch 😉👍
As a kid, I found this film scarier than Jaws.
My spirit animal is a grizzly bear 🐻
Was it being on land that made it scarier?
@UltimateThanos Yeah that's what made it scary to me. Especially since I was living in a wooded area of South Carolina 😂😂😂😂. Oh wait I still do😮😬🫣
@@UltimateThanos growing up in rural Ontario, bears were a reality....sharks...no. I had dreams of escaping bears for years.
Saw this at the theater back in 76, very graphic for the time.
I vaguely recall seeing this back then, when I was 7. Literally the only things I remember are the plaid shirts, the screaming, and the various bloody stumps. Fun times. 😅
MOVIES WAS ALWAYS MY HOBBY TO COLLECTION GET ALL THE GOOD ONES OF MY LIKING MY ENJOYMENT...