Grizzly
Ross of Ottawa
Ross of Ottawa
ottaross

"They said they would be down before dusk, but haven't made it yet."

Um, they were setting up a tent. Nobody checked the script for plot continuity.

ano yatsu
ano yatsu
yatsu@retro.pizza

"what story does this face tell ya?"
you're an absolute waste of a cigarette, sir, and the fact that we have to spend time with you in this movie is indicitive of the 1970's obsession with... #TedTalk

#monsterdon

Bluedepth

That’s awesome, just tossing syrofoam parts from off-screen? Dude, that's awesome practical fx because it's elegant, you could do it just by throwing! Kickass!

XanSteel
XanSteel
xansteel@meow.social

There is alsways this thing about old movies and night time scenes. They used a dark filter over the lens to simulate nighttime. #Monsterdon

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allanb

Wikipedia:

The bear was rented from the Olympic Game Ranch in Sequim, Washington, where he was kept behind an electric fence. The crew was protected from the bear by a piece of green string running through the shooting locations and a ticking kitchen timer. This resembled (to the bear) an electric fence.

Ross of Ottawa
Ross of Ottawa
ottaross

That's a lot of snorting and heavy breathing in the bush. I take it Kelly the cop is going to drop by.

Brad
Brad
bk1e

Chief Ranger Kelly is played by Christopher George, who played the reporter in Lucio Fulci’s β€œCity of the Living Dead” (1980)

Harvey Sandstrom
Harvey Sandstrom
cd0

C'mon eat somebody. Eaaaaat them. They're following the "don't show the monster" rule REAL hard.

Bluedepth

Heading on in, gotta wait for ads... buububububu.

Rozzychan
Rozzychan
Rozzychan@fandom.ink

Is that a ranger station?

I know real park rangers and they aren't that hot. There is a reason people take a job 100 miles away from the city.
#monsterdon