- Actors: Christopher George, Andrew Prine, Richard Jaeckel, Joan McCall, Joe Dorsey
- Directors: William Girdler
- Writers: Andrew Prine, Harvey Flaxman, David Sheldon
- Producers: Harvey Flaxman, David Sheldon, Edward L. Montoro, Lee Jones
- Format: Colour, DVD-Video, NTSC
- Language English
- Region: Region 1 (US and Canada DVD formats.)
- Aspect Ratio: 16:9 - 2.35:1
- Number of discs: 2
- Classification: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested) (US MPAA rating. See details.)
- Studio: Shriek Show
- DVD Release Date: 11 April 2006
- Run Time: 91 minutes
- Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (9 customer reviews)
- ASIN: B000CSTKDI
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 78,065 in Film & TV (See Top 100 in Film & TV)
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
Okay first things first....
My Mother took me see this at the pics when I was 6...
It scared the hell outta me!!!
I have the UK quad poster and a set of German Lobby cards so I guess I'm a fan!!
For all of that Grizzly holds up pretty well.
Christopher George and Andrew Prine both give solid performances.
William Girdler directs well and with good creativity for the very modest budget he had.
The bear is great!!!
(After hearing how they got it to do things in the extras - It's a surprise nobody got eaten!!! Imagine that?? damn Bill - those are some good gore effects!!!)
IIf you enjoy this do look out for Day of the animals which I think is equally as good.
Overall - A worthy addition to the animals gone wild section of your DVD collection.
It's nowhere near as good as Jaws in the genre - but then again what is??
(Kingdom of spiders is my personal 2nd fave - Have you seen it? BUY IT NOW!)
Grizzly -a worth while movie and one that I will always have a soft spot for.
Thank you Mother.
: )
My Mother took me see this at the pics when I was 6...
It scared the hell outta me!!!
I have the UK quad poster and a set of German Lobby cards so I guess I'm a fan!!
For all of that Grizzly holds up pretty well.
Christopher George and Andrew Prine both give solid performances.
William Girdler directs well and with good creativity for the very modest budget he had.
The bear is great!!!
(After hearing how they got it to do things in the extras - It's a surprise nobody got eaten!!! Imagine that?? damn Bill - those are some good gore effects!!!)
IIf you enjoy this do look out for Day of the animals which I think is equally as good.
Overall - A worthy addition to the animals gone wild section of your DVD collection.
It's nowhere near as good as Jaws in the genre - but then again what is??
(Kingdom of spiders is my personal 2nd fave - Have you seen it? BUY IT NOW!)
Grizzly -a worth while movie and one that I will always have a soft spot for.
Thank you Mother.
: )
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
This review is for the Shriek Show region 1 DVD so you will need a multi-region DVD player to see this. This film, like many others of its ilk came out soon after the success of Jaws. In this, we get all the cliches, the rogue monster, the innocent victims and the dedicated expert fighting an irresponsible authority.
Filmed around Clayton, Georgia, a natoinal park is being terrorised by a giant Grizzly that has turned man-eater. At first nobody accepts that a Grizzly could be in the area but as the killings continue, it is up to the park ranger, played by Christopher George, to track and kill the beast with the help of local allies.
This low-budget film actually did extemely well at the box office and became the top independent film of 1976. The acting could best be described as hammy and some of the scenes are unintentionally funny. Some of the the special effects are quite gory and could well have startled audiences back in 1976. To counter this, the aerial photography is superb and the forests of Georgia look spectacular in their autumnal hues.
Shriek Show has done a superb job in bringing this double-DVD to market. Disc one presents a remastered print in anamorphic widescreen of 2.35:1 with trailer and commentary. Disc two has a whole host of features; there is a promotional documentary, a featurette, photos and posters, opinions and Shriek Show trailers. This is how DVDs should be.
Filmed around Clayton, Georgia, a natoinal park is being terrorised by a giant Grizzly that has turned man-eater. At first nobody accepts that a Grizzly could be in the area but as the killings continue, it is up to the park ranger, played by Christopher George, to track and kill the beast with the help of local allies.
This low-budget film actually did extemely well at the box office and became the top independent film of 1976. The acting could best be described as hammy and some of the scenes are unintentionally funny. Some of the the special effects are quite gory and could well have startled audiences back in 1976. To counter this, the aerial photography is superb and the forests of Georgia look spectacular in their autumnal hues.
Shriek Show has done a superb job in bringing this double-DVD to market. Disc one presents a remastered print in anamorphic widescreen of 2.35:1 with trailer and commentary. Disc two has a whole host of features; there is a promotional documentary, a featurette, photos and posters, opinions and Shriek Show trailers. This is how DVDs should be.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
you know,i actually thought this was an OK movie.for a horror film from
1976 it's actually not bad.the acting is fair to good.there are some
tense action scenes.the cinematography is nice.as for the Grizzly,we
don't get to see a whole lot of him until near the end(naturally)but
when the beast is finally fully revealed,you can judge for yourself
whether it was worth the wait.as for the movie itself,all i can say is
i've seen a lot of movies(many form the same genre and time period)and
this is nowhere near as bad as some of the clunkers that have stunk up
my house.if you keep your expectations low and remember this is not
trying to be a masterpiece,you might get something out of it.i just
enjoyed it for what it was.for me,Grizzly is a 3/5
1976 it's actually not bad.the acting is fair to good.there are some
tense action scenes.the cinematography is nice.as for the Grizzly,we
don't get to see a whole lot of him until near the end(naturally)but
when the beast is finally fully revealed,you can judge for yourself
whether it was worth the wait.as for the movie itself,all i can say is
i've seen a lot of movies(many form the same genre and time period)and
this is nowhere near as bad as some of the clunkers that have stunk up
my house.if you keep your expectations low and remember this is not
trying to be a masterpiece,you might get something out of it.i just
enjoyed it for what it was.for me,Grizzly is a 3/5
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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. Read more
Published 16 months ago by Spike Owen
Far-fetched but enjoyable
Given the age of the film its special effects were nothing compared to modern cinema, but it was a great film for its time. A nice trip down memory lane.
Published 18 months ago by Sisela
JAWS in the woods!!
I remember seeing this classic film on TV way back "way back in the day" and was impressed with it. It is obviously influenced by JAWS in so mnay ways, and during the 70's we had a... Read more
Published on 24 Feb 2010 by Neil B
Excellent film, bearable DVD release
!!!WARNING!THIS REVIEW MAY CONTAIN TERRIBLE BEAR PUNS!!!
Campers in a National Park are being killed and eaten by a bear. Read more
Campers in a National Park are being killed and eaten by a bear. Read more
Published on 5 Dec 2009 by Mr. Jonathon T. Beckett
grizzly adams it aint!
In the wake of "Jaws" came a lot of nasty animal movies and this one,dubbed "Jaws with claws",is one of the better ones but by no means a classic. Read more
Published on 16 Nov 2009 by ciaran moore
A great classic fun movie
Just pleased to be able to get this film on dvd. Totally fun from beginning to end.
Published on 27 July 2009 by Ms. C. Langford
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