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Tag Archives: animal
The Muppet Movie (1979)
Director: James Frawley Writers: Jerry Juhl & Jack Burns
Posted in Adventure, Comedy, Musical
Tagged 1979, adventure, animal, animals, austin pendleton, banjo, bear, big bird, bob hope, brian henson, bruce kirby, carol kane, carols spinney, celebrity, charles durning, Christopher Greenbury, comedy, dave goelz, dom deluise, edgar bergen, elliott gould, fame, famous, frank oz, frog legs, hare krishna, hollywood, Isidore Mankofsky, jack burns, james coburn, james frawley, jerry juhl, jerry nelson, jim henson, john landis, kenny ascher, kermit, loris leachman, madeline cahn, mascot, mel brooks, milton berle, miss piggy, muppet, muppets, music, musical, musician, on the road, orson welles, paul williams, pig, puppet, puppets, rainbow connection, restaurant, richard hunt, richard pryor, road trip, sesame street, shari lewis, steve martin, swamp, telly savalas, the muppet movie, the muppets, tim burton
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Wolfen (1981)
Director: Michael Wadleigh Writers: David Eyre and Michael Wadleigh (Story by David Eyre and Michael Wadleigh) (Based on the novel Whitley Strieber)
Posted in Crime, Drama, Horror, Thriller
Tagged adaptation, albert finney, animal, animal attack, chris lebenzon, cop, coroner, creature, crime, david eyre, dennis dolan, detective, diane venora, dick o'neill, drama, edward james olmos, gerry fisher, gregory hines, horror, investigation, james horner, manhattan, Marshall M. Borden, Martin J. Bram, michael wadleigh, monster, morgue, native american, new york, new york city, nyc, park, police, reginald veljohnson, Rupert Hitzig, spirit, thriller, tom noonan, tom waits, werewolf, whitley strieber, wolf, zoo
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Cat People (1982)
Director: Paul Schrader Writer: Alan Ormsby (Story by DeWitt Bodeen)
Posted in Drama, Fantasy, Horror, Thriller
Tagged 1982, adaptation, alan ormsby, animal, animals, annette o'toole, black leopard, cage, cat, cat people, charles w. fries, cop, david bowie, detective, dewitt bodeen, drama, ed begley jr., fantasy, frankie faison, giorgio moroder, horror, john bailey, john heard, john larroquette, leopard, louisiana, malcolm mcdowell, Nastassia Kinski, Nastassja Kinski, new orleans, paul schrader, police, ray wise, remake, ruby dee, scott paulin, sex, thriller, transformation, zoo
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Ticks (1993)
Director: Tony Randel Writer: Brent V. Friedman
Posted in Horror, Science Fiction
Tagged 1993, alfonso ribeiro, ami dolenz, animal, arachnids, brent v. friedman, brian yunza, bug, california, christopher l. stone, clint howard, daniel licht, drugs, forest, horror, insect, jack f. murphy, leslie rosenthal, los angeles, Marijuana, michael medeiros, mutant, nature, peter scolari, rance howard, rosalind allen, sci-fi, science fiction, seth green, steve grass, tick, ticks, tony randel, Virginya keehne, wilderness, woods
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Jaws (1975)
Director: Steven Spielberg Writers: Peter Benchley and Carl Gottlieb (Based on the novel by Peter Benchley)
Posted in Adventure, Drama, Horror, Thriller
Tagged 1975, adaptation, adventure, animal, attack, beach, bill butler, biologist, boat, bounty, cape cod, carl gottlieb, david brown, drama, great white, horror, island, jaws, john williams, lorraine gary, maine, murray hamilton, ocean, peter benchley, richard d. zanuck, richard dreyfuss, robert shaw, roy scheider, science, scientist, shark, sheriff, steven spielberg, summer, swim, swimmer, swimming, thriller, uss indianapolis, verna fields
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Alligator (1980)
Director: Lewis Teague Writer: John Sayles (Story by John Sayles & Frank Ray Perilli)
Posted in Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged 1980, alligator, angel tompkins, animal, brandon chase, cop, craig hundley, craig huxley, creature, dean jagger, experiment, frank ray perilli, giant animal, henry silva, horror, jack carter, john sayles, joseph mangine, kane hodder, larry bock, lewis teague, mark l. rosen, michael gazzo, monster, perry lang, police, reptile, robert forster, robin riker, ron medico, ronald medico, sci-fi, science, science fiction, scientist, sewer, sidney lassick, sue lyon, thriller, toilet
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Turning Red (2022)
Director: Domee Shi Writers: Julia Cho & Domee Shi (Story by Domee Shi & Julia Cho & Sarah Streicher) Really good! The best Pixar movies of the last few years.
Posted in Adventure, Animated, Comedy, Fantasy
Tagged 2000s, adventure, ancestor, animal, animated, animation, boy band, canada, comedy, coming of age, concert, curse, dan scanlon, disney, dodgeball, domee shi, family, fantasy, finneas o'connell, james hong, Jonathan pytko, julia cho, lindsey collins, ludwig goransson, nicholas c. smith, orion lee, panda, party, pete docter, pixar, red panda, rosalie chiang, sandra oh, sarah streicher, steve bloom, toronto
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Baby Blood (1990)
Director: Alain Robak Writers: Serge Cukier & Alain Robak Wild French horror movie I only heard about very recently. Lots of gore and splatter!
Posted in Foreign, Horror
Tagged 1990, abuse, africa, alain robak, animal, ariel zeitoun, baby, baby blood, bernard dechet, blood, cab, cannibal, cannibalism, circus, emmanuelle escourrou, foreign, france, french, horror, irene sohm, joelle malberg, murder, parasite, paris, pregnancy, pregnant, serge cukier, taxi, worm
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Pig (2021)
Director: Michael Sarnoski Writer: Michael Sarnoski (Story by Vanessa Block & Michael Sarnoski)
Posted in Drama, Thriller
Tagged 2021, adam arkin, adam paulsen, alex wolff, alexis grapsas, animal, ben giladi, chef, dimitra tsingou, dori a. rath, drama, food, joseph restaino, kidnapped, kidnapping, michael sarnoski, nicolas cage, oregon, pig, portland, restaurant, steve tisch, thomas benski, thriller, truffle, truffle hunter, wilderness, woods
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