Grizzly

This week's Terror Tuesday selection is the 1976 film Grizzly, which is being shown in a rare 35mm print. Admission is a mere dollar -- two bucks if you buy online. Here's what Zack Carlson has to say:

"If you loved our screening of Girdler's DAY OF THE ANIMALS, you can not miss '15-feet of gut-crunching, man-eating TERROR!' The ill-fated director truly established himself in the PG horror arena with this achievement that would be widely considered his artistic pinnacle: GRIZZLY. An indestructible, two-story-tall grizzly bear has realized that human beef beats the hell out of nuts and berries, and it's up to Ranger Mike (GATES OF HELL's Christopher George) and hotheaded gunman Don (Andrew Prine of SIMON, KING OF THE WITCHES) to bring the carnivorous menace to its hairy knees. But when a couple dozen drunk-ass hunters enter the forest on a suicide mission to nail the beast...count on a tidal wave of pine-scented bloodshed. There's no disputing...GRIZZLY is the third most upsetting PG movie ever made!"