Grizzly (1976)

KAIJULY: GODS AND MONSTERS Another one of those movies I’ve been familiar with the poster for a while. And I mean, look at it; that’s some intriguing poster. The film itself, it’s okay. The little violence and kills we got are pretty neat, especially the first kill. The…

Rafael "Mister Movie" Jovine

I was about to revisit The Manitou but decided to pop this in first. Jaws in the woods with a bear yadda yadda... this thing is fun on its own terms—plus body parts being swatted savagely all over the place by a menacing 18 foot grizzly bear is exactly what I needed…

Ian West

It’s not as much fun as Day of the Animals, but it’s still a damn good time! If nothing else, the attempts to duplicate Jaws with a grizzly bear are pure gold. The gore is even stronger than I remembered so I love that it has a PG rating and that ending is enough for me to…

Tony the Terror

Grizzly walked so that other bear could run around & do coke Halloween Horror on VHS 1/31 🎃🐈‍⬛🕯️🕸️

Hailli

Just as fun on rewatch as it was on my initial viewing. Grizzly obviously pales in comparison to something like Steven Spielberg's Jaws, but it is still a fun animal attacks movie with a pretty explosive ending. 💥 A solid movie to start Michelle and I's nature-run-amok…

Lou (rhymes with wow!)

mountains are waves slow enough for us to dwell upon and walk upon and believe we are remaining in the same place for all that time. their rise and fall is beyond our now. Grizzly is a pioneer of the nonhuman-animal-as-slasher subgenre, predating even Jaws 2. Where many…

nathaxnne [goodbye <3]

While I would stop short of placing Grizzly in the top-tier of Jaws ripoffs, William Girdler’s film does score several points for being the first out of the gate, hitting theaters right under a year after Spiels’ film forever altered the cinematic landscape. Grizzly is also…

Dave Edwards

The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs - Season 5 - Episode 9 - Film 2 It's not your typical summer in the national park. Sure the back packers are plenty but this year they have company in the form of an eighteen foot tall Grizzly Bear who has developed a taste for…

Dan Abel

This obviously shares a lot of similarities with Jaws, which was released just the year before, but it is nowhere near the flagrant rip-off that Troma's killer-lawnmower movie is! Watched because my favourite podcast (Saturday Night Freak Show) dedicated this week's…

Lou (rhymes with wow!)