Anybdoy remembe Prophecy from the late 70's early 80's?

[Ateup]

It was about a logging town that had a mercury contamination in the lake and some animals mutated. There was a huge killer mutated bear. I loved that movie but can't find any mention of it anywhere.

[Ateup]

Dang, sorry about the spelling in that title! Guess I should have proofread first.

[Dante'sInferno]

Dang, sorry about the spelling in that title! Guess I should have proofread first.I loved that movie as a kid.


Heres the movie.


http://www.amazon.com/Prophecy-Robert-Foxworth/dp/B00005RDAI/ref=pd_bbs_sr_3/002-3053498-9834441?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1180497408&sr=1-3

[Ateup]

Dang, that's it. Thanks.

http://ec1.images-amazon.com/images/I/41VGWX364NL._AA240_.jpg

[Dante'sInferno]

Dang, that's it. Thanks.

http://ec1.images-amazon.com/images/I/41VGWX364NL._AA240_.jpgYour welcome.

[crabapple]

This movie is really good! Someone has good taste around here.

[ManchestrMorgue]

Yep, remembe it well :)

[The Mothman]

it was in best buy a while ago.

[_____V_____]

I have the movie AND the book written by David Seltzer. I actually read the book before I chanced across the movie, and at that time I thought it was one of the best book-to-screen works ever done. Boy was I wrong!

Later I came to know that the novel was actually based on the script which Seltzer wrote for John Frankenheimer. The script written by Seltzer was fantastic, but the book which he based the script on, was even better. It still remains one of my favorite novels...and the movie is great.

Thanks for bringing it up, ateup. This one is highly recommended to anyone who hasnt seen it yet, and for lovers of mutations, huge creatures and nature gone wrong, plus gore.

Posher is one who would really love this. Am recommending it to Alky, Moth, Angra & co.

http://ec1.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/ciu/64/35/917b225b9da093a97f440110.L.jpg

[DEATHH DREAMS author]

Do they ever show the mutated bear? I liked this flick as a kid, but I don't recall ever seeing the bear. I just remember alot of camera work and such...but it is a good movie. Had a really good horror feel to it...

[Ateup]

yes, the bear attacks the camp if I remember correctly. Blockbuster online shipped me a copy out yesterday. Get to watch it soon.

[Dante'sInferno]

It was funny when the dog attacked the bear,and the bear was like WTF???And bitch slapped it.

[alkytrio666]

I have the movie AND the book written by David Seltzer. I actually read the book before I chanced across the movie, and at that time I thought it was one of the best book-to-screen works ever done. Boy was I wrong!

Later I came to know that the novel was actually based on the script which Seltzer wrote for John Frankenheimer. The script written by Seltzer was fantastic, but the book which he based the script on, was even better. It still remains one of my favorite novels...and the movie is great.

Thanks for bringing it up, ateup. This one is highly recommended to anyone who hasnt seen it yet, and for lovers of mutations, huge creatures and nature gone wrong, plus gore.

Posher is one who would really love this. Am recommending it to Alky, Moth, Angra & co.

http://ec1.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/ciu/64/35/917b225b9da093a97f440110.L.jpg
Definately checking this out. Thanks, __V__!

[The Mothman]

bear bitch slapping?

damn i wish Best Buy still carried this.

[Ateup]

Watched it the other night. Ah, memories brought back. As good a movie as I remembered. There was plenty of mutant bear footage also.