GRIZZLY

Cinemavixion Review

William Girdler's "Grizzly" plunges audiences into the heart of a pristine state park transformed into a hunting ground by an apex predator of unnatural proportions. This 1976 thriller, starring Christopher George as a determined park ranger, taps into primal fears with its tale of an eighteen-foot grizzly bear wreaking havoc. The film effectively builds suspense, contrasting the serene natural beauty with the escalating terror. George delivers a solid performance, embodying the resilience required to face such an overwhelming threat. While the creature feature elements are central, the narrative also explores the tension between conservation and public safety, as park management grapples with the decision to close the park. "Grizzly" remains a compelling watch for fans of animal attack films, offering a straightforward yet effective dose of suspense and wilderness peril.