Grizzly
jonny (nonvenomous)
jonny (nonvenomous)
jonny@neuromatch.social

@Taweret close down the entrance to the park because the large predators are too hungry this season, and then try and bring in some deer or something while pursuing a bond measure to pay for ecosystem restoration efforts. what are they doing out there with guns and stuff #monsterdon

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.