Grizzly Park
Grizzly Park
| 07 February 2008 (USA)
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A giant grizzly bear stalks 8 troubled young adults and a park ranger in a forest reserve called Grizzly Park after making the demise of an escaped serial killer.

Reviews
Incannerax What a waste of my time!!!
Tetrady not as good as all the hype
Acensbart Excellent but underrated film
Aneesa Wardle The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.
board-5 The bear horror films are usually made for bigger audiences,this was also a point of the makers,but personally not sure they can keep our attention with used,imbecile,bad characters,lame,boring plot,bad dialogs,twists after twists,and more twists at the end,pictures were enough sharp,and grading is good.I had seen the cable television version,which was not entertaining most of time.No question this was originally straight to DVD,or straight to television,but somehow they try-ed to push to the other area.(in some countries)Believe me Grizzly Park (2008)is a mess in almost every level.Rather watch something else like Jaws 3D,or Jaws 4.
atheresedunlap Okay so I had read mixed reviews on the movie "Grizzly Park" so I decided to watch it. Well horrible does not even cover how awful this movie was. I agree on how the mugshot pictures were totally annoying and the characters were lame. It was also annoying that the movie kept going to random clips like the girls sleeping or an owl just sitting on a tree. The opening title kinda of got me for a minute with the passage of the bear but after that it was dumb. The serial killer idea was not bad however he died in fairly early in the movie. So I'm not even sure as to why the serial killer was ever brought into the movie. Yes he did kill people but their was really no purpose to it. I do give the movie kudos for using a real bear but that doesn't make up for the fake and stupid death scenes. Every death scene was laughable due to the fake organs and blood. It surprised me that this movie was made in 2008. You would think they would have been a bit better. The ending was also a major disappointment. It had nothing to do with story and it clearly had no motive. Also the last girl to die was confusing. I had no idea why she faked the entire movie. In conclusion, I can't believe I wasted 90 minutes of my life watching the worst horror movie of all time.
asly_amin just nasty scenes of people getting bad non-real injuries, in real life bears do not attack and hurt like that, and we all know that, and when bears want to eat it will get busy for a period of time, while in this movie the bear didn't eat and he just kept attacking and killing roughly, actually an animal never do that, only a human being can do that so why this unfair and unreal misrepresentation of facts about grizzlies life style? I really like to watch horror movies with animals starting, but I feel like these actor's and writers of these kind of movies want people like me to stop liking these movies...I think we need an organization to put an eye on this movies to correct such stupid mistakes..
bones-knight For the last 21 years we have waited for a sequel to The Lost Boys which in my opinion is the best modern vampire flick ever to be made. So upon its release I purchased my copy and was delighted to find that not only would Corey Feldman be reprising his role as Edgar Frog but that Keifer Sutherland's younger half brother Angus would be playing the role of the lead vampire in the film. Well here's the verdict folks! It SUCKS! This is nothing more than a cheap departure from what made the original both special and successful! This is just another cheap excuse for a horror flick in 2008! Up until now I thought that Grizzly Park would have to win the Razzie for worst film of the year but that is no longer the case. It will clearly go to Lost Boys: The Tribe. I was also excited to hear that the original theme "Cry Little Sister" written by Gerard Mcmann would be covered in the film by a modern rock act, supposedly, by the name of Aiden. That was also lacking! In fact the producers of this film should have gotten the guy that penned the song "Dead Man's Hands " for Grizzly Park to do the cover of this song! As I am sure Gerard Mcmann himself would totally agree it would have been much more honest and believable. Bottom line- Do not buy this movie unless you want to support Feldman's drug habbit! bones