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Monthly Archives: October 2019
Grizzly (1976)
“What the hell’s a million year old grizzly doing here!?” Director: William Girdler Starring: Christopher George, Andrew Prine, Richard Jaeckel, Joan McCall, Joe Dorsey, Tom Arcuragi, Vicki Johnson, Charles Kissinger, Kermit Echols, Maryann Hearn, Catherine Rickman, Harvey Flaxman Screenplay: … Continue reading
Posted in Killer animals
Tagged 1970s, an animal dies, an animal really dies, Andrew Prine, bear, Catherine Rickman, Charles Kissinger, Christopher George, david sheldon, Harvey Flaxman, Jaws rip-off, Joan McCall, Joe Dorsey, Kermit Echols, killer animal, Maryann Hearn, Richard Jaeckel, Tom Arcuragi, Vicki Johnson, William Girdler
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Shark Kill (1976)
“I want to tell you about a shark attack.” “Do you want to report one?” “No, I want to prevent one…” Director: William A. Graham Starring: Richard Yniguez, Phillip Clark, Elizabeth Gill, Jennifer Warren, Victor Campos, David Huddleston, Jimmie … Continue reading
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Tagged 1970s, an animal dies, Carmen Zapata, David Huddleston, Elizabeth Gill, great white, Jennifer Warren, Jimmie B. Smith, killer animal, made-for-TV, Phillip Clark, Richard Foronjy, Richard Yniguez, Roxanna Bonilla-Giannini, Sandor Stern, shark, Victor Campos, William A. Graham
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Et Al. Oct19
The Other (1913) Original title: Der Andere. After he has accident while out riding, the respected Dr Hallers (Albert Bassermann) develops – unknown to himself – a secondary personality who begins frequenting public houses and making criminal associates. One night, … Continue reading
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