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Killer Animal B-Movies.....

Started by Rob, February 06, 2004, 03:04:32 PM

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Andrew

Rob wrote:

> I totally remember that cockroach movie!!!!
> Now what was its name???????

That would be "Bug."  I haven't seen it in probably 2 decades, but it sticks with me.  Maybe it will hold up better than "Phase IV" did.

Andrew Borntreger
Badmovies.org

Andrew

About the second "Grizzly" film.

The person to ask would be Patty from WilliamGirdler.com, but I do not think that she is active anymore with her site.  From what I remember, "Grizzly II" was never finished and what they did get done was never released.

Andrew Borntreger
Badmovies.org

Bgrade

Thanks, Andrew. Thats the film.  Still "burnt" into my head from when I was 8

Bgrade

Prophecy is on AMC right now. 11:16 central US time.

As I have not seen this in 18 years I better go watch it.

Rocky Horror is also on but I guess Prophecy wins

Cricket21a

The only movie I can think of with roaches was Joe's Apartment.  :)  Not exactly horror unless you were the girl that the roaches dropped down on by accident.  Hmmm can't forget Arachniphobia.  I can't stand spiders and I have this movie.  I can not bring myself to watch it too often.  
I remember this one movie that I saw years ago about a scientist that was turning this other guy slowly into a King Cobra.  Anybody know what that movie was called?

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Cullen

Cricket21a wrote:

> The only movie I can think of with roaches was Joe's Apartment.
>  :)  Not exactly horror unless you were the girl that the
> roaches dropped down on by accident.  Hmmm can't forget
> Arachniphobia.  I can't stand spiders and I have this movie.  I
> can not bring myself to watch it too often.  
> I remember this one movie that I saw years ago about a
> scientist that was turning this other guy slowly into a King
> Cobra.  Anybody know what that movie was called?
>

That would be SSSSSSS .  You can check it out here, iffin you want to know more.




Post Edited (02-07-04 08:08)
Cullen - Super Genius, Novelist, and all in all Great Guy.

The Burgomaster

A few that I own are (some are not really animals, but they are all in the tradition of the typical "killer animal" movie):

* A DAY OF THE ANIMALS (directed by William Girdler, who also directed GRIZZLY)

* PIRANHA

* SQUIRM (okay, its actually worms, not animals)

* FROGS (reptiles go wild!)

* WILLARD (the remake . . . I wish the original would come out on DVD)

* RATS

* EMPIRE OF THE ANTS (again, not animals, but giant ants)

* THE KILLER SHREWS (dogs made up to look like giant shrews . . . sort of)

* THE BIRDS

* JAWS

* THE MIGHTY PEKING MAN

* QUEEN KONG

* ANACONDA

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Cullen

The Burgomaster wrote:

> A few that I own are (some are not really animals, but they are
> all in the tradition of the typical "killer animal" movie):
>[snip]
> * SQUIRM (okay, its actually worms, not animals)
> [snip again]
> * EMPIRE OF THE ANTS (again, not animals, but giant ants)

Um...

Last I checked, worms and ants were animals.

I mean, they're not plants.  They're not minerals.  That pretty much leaves animals.

Right?

I mean, if you know something I don't, I'll back the hell up.  But I'm pretty sure I'm right.

For once.

Also, might I add Deadly Eyes to the list?  Rats (actually Dachshunds in fancy dress) invade The City and make a nuisance of themselves.  It's based on an excellent James Herbert novel called The Rats and is deliciously cheesy.

So to speak.


Cullen - Super Genius, Novelist, and all in all Great Guy.

The Burgomaster

Cullen:

You may be right.  I just don't normally think of bugs as being animals.  I mean, when you get bit by a mosquito, do you consider it to be an animal bite?  Technically, maybe it is.  But I usually place worms and ants in a different category than bears and dogs.

"Do not walk behind me, for I may not lead. Do not walk ahead of me, for I may not follow. Do not walk beside me either. Just pretty much leave me the hell alone."

Cullen

The Burgomaster wrote:

> But I usually place worms and ants in a different category than
> bears and dogs.

I can see that, I guess.  I kind of think of them more as things that go squish, myself...

Um, the ants and worms.

Not the bears and dogs.

Not that I go out of my way to squish either of them.

Ah, er, yeah.

That's what I meant.  

Right.



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ulthar

Cricket21a wrote:

>  Hmmm can't forget
> Arachniphobia.  I can't stand spiders and I have this movie.  I
> can not bring myself to watch it too often.  

Which brings to mind, of course, "Eight Legged Freaks."  A very fun movie, imo.

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Eirik

The Deer Hunter...  oh wait.  That's an Animal Killer movie.  Sorry.

ulthar

As man is an animal, can we start listing ALL movies with serial killers, etc?

:)

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Cullen

ulthar wrote:

> As man is an animal, can we start listing ALL movies with
> serial killers, etc?

If we're going to do that, how about a list of all the war movies instead?


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ulthar

Or Romantic Comedies....the ones that make you wish you were dead.

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Professor Hathaway: Up the voltage.

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