Sorry, this movie sucks

just watch it!

Great visuals, story delivers no surprises

The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

After watching so many lame-duck B-grade horror movies, I was not expecting much from this movie too. But whenever I least expect something, there's always a surprise :) Grizzly Park is an average scream flick but still engages well with all the gore, tension & partial nudity ;)Yes, most of the attacks are predictable but like any horror fans, I too can't get enough of dumb characters being disfigured or torn apart :D All the violence are kinda funny to watch and though we can guess how each of the victims will die(either by the deranged man or the grizzly), we are still kinda entertained by the mayhem.Of course, with hot scenes well inserted here & there, your attention span too is taken care of :pAll the eight youngsters in the role of convicts play being IDIOTS to near perfection :) Some of these guys seem quite talented. Emily Foxler as the "dumb belle" Bebe gets the best role & acts fine. The others who also score are Randy Wayne as the druggie Michael "Scab" White and Kavan Reece as the arrogantly rich Ryan the III. Jelynn Sophia who plays another convict Kiki delivers badly while shedding tears & crying for help. It was a bit painful to watch!I wish there was little more sense in the story and I'd have enjoyed it. It's a little annoying to see all these people act really DUH to avoid our serial killer, I mean grizzler, oops....I meant grizzly bear :=) Verdict: A slasher flick which titillates & mildly entertains - well, the basic expectations of any B-grade horror :)

Great title and cover art, but a poorly executed movie. Eight troubled teens are sent to the woods to do community service, accompanied by Ranger Bob (veteran character actor Glen Morshower). Soon enough, they are being offed one by one by a very large bear -- but not before they get to deliver lame lines and act like they're appearing in a high school play. The level of acting, except for Morshowe, is abysmal. The bear is portrayed both a live bear and various prosthetics that do not match the real bear particularly well. The only reason for watching this turkey is to see Ranger Bob in action, as Morshower has this kind of role down to a T. And if you do make it through to the very end, there is a nice, macabre twist awaiting you. Oh yes, there also is one female whose perky boobs out-act her.

This flick revolves around eight brainless, disregarding, and non-caring young adults that were originally to amend their criminal misdemeanors through a week of community service. I could just sum it up exactly as that and you could get the depiction of this "headless zombie" of a movie.Man this one lied in wait before it kicked off and the feeling with this film wasn't much horror-like at all. It was quite like watching teenage soap or Dawson's Creek for about an hour with Ranger Bob in there directing traffic and taking some disrespectful behaviour by the youngsters before things got to the gory action.Glenn Morshower (Ranger Bob) is quite a decent actor and perhaps the only interesting and likable guy in the casting. The rest were just behaving very poorly stupid. Even a few lines in there that were indeed incoherent like "how do you tell the time, do you use the sun or something". How does a sun tell time? Unless she had a sundial, then I'd understand. To other incoherence, what happened to the imposter ranger who made impact at the beginning of the film? His scenes were pointless since they placed him as a force to reckon with, then just wrote him off before he could do serious damage.The acting performances of the casting besides Ranger Bob, were just horrid at best. I'm sorry, they conducted a really terrible job trying to make believe. At the end, I must say I liked that what they did there. Cool little ending. All in all, this movie ain't nothing special, it ain't nothing much, it's just there to catch a glimpse off of. It's got some entertainment. But fast forward at your own will, I know I did some parts.

I am so glad that I did not pay for this movie. I just happened to be up feeding my baby one night and saw this on the Chiller channel. I thought it sounded interesting so I dvr'd it to watch the next day. I would rather watch paint dry. First the stupid song. I felt like I was listening to nursery school rhymes! What in the hell was that?? Then the whole serial killer plot. That had nothing to do with the movie. He died before the juvenile delinquents. No point to him in the movie at all. I guess they were trying to tie it up with the end scene and Ranger Bob, but why would Ranger Bob want the other park ranger to die. I am little confused by the ending, but I guess I will just remain confused. Hopefully they will spare us and never make a sequel to this mess. I gave it two stars because Ranger Bob was funny, that is about it. Do yourselves a favor. If you see this mess on TV, keep channel surfing and don't bother giving it a second of your life. It is a second you can never get back.