The Night of the Grizzly

Synopsis

In 1966, Clint Walker starred in the classic Western film The Night of the Grizzly. The story follows Marshal 'Wade Patterson' who resigns from his position to move to Wyoming and live with his family on a ranch. However, his idyllic life is soon disrupted by a series of grisly bear attacks that threaten his family and his neighbors. Amidst the rugged wilderness, Wade must summon all his courage and skills to protect his loved ones and confront the powerful force of nature. The film explores themes of survival, family bonds, and the relentless conflict between man and beast, set against the breathtaking backdrop of the untamed West.

Cast

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  Clint Walker

  Jim Cole

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  Martha Hyer

  Angela Cole

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  Keenan Wynn

  Jed Curry

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  Ron Ely

  Ted Curry

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  Nancy Kulp

  Wilhelmina Peterson

• Kevin Brodie

  Charly Cole

Reviews

The Night of the Grizzly received a mixed response from critics and audience alike. While some admired the film for its authentic portrayal of the Western genre and the thrilling confrontations with the titular grizzly bear, others found the pacing slow and the character development lacking. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a rating of 6.2/10, with some reviewers praising Clint Walker's strong performance and the beautiful cinematography capturing the rugged landscapes. On the other hand, IMDb users rated the film 6.5/10, appreciating the tension-filled moments but criticizing the predictable plot. Despite its flaws, The Night of the Grizzly remains a solid entry in the Western genre, offering action-packed scenes and a testament to human resilience in the face of nature's fury.

See also

Pulp Fiction

Joker

Coco

Parasite