While nothing may compare to an enraged bear after ingesting a ridiculous amount of cocaine, many movies throughout history have shown the wild nature of animals. Hilarious, some scares us to death, but all are incredible in some way.
These movies show the dark side of animals, or at least the fictional dark side. Whether it’s as outlandish as a shark splashing through Los Angeles or a gray wolf stalking the mountains of Alaska, these movies touch our heartstrings and show us what these animals can really do. Thinking about it makes me feel both terrified and exhilarated.
“Jaws” (1975)
One of the most famous film scores in film history. chin MeIt’s really a movie to fight the best of the best. The story of sharks slaughtering for blood on the small New England town of Amity Island. Shark attacks are constant and the carnage is terrifying beyond description.
with a great cast Roy Scheider, Richard DreyfussWhen robert show, Jaws was really the first of its kind on such a large scale. The film even touted the title of the highest-grossing film of all time. Star Wars Released two years later. A fascinating and terrifying film that might make you think twice before taking a dip in the night.
“Birds” (1963)
Most people at the time, and even today, would scoff at the idea of an animal attack movie. A flock of birds seems to be nothing more than a minor inconvenience and the need for regular car washes.But Alfred Hitchcock You showed the world how frightening birds can be.
In 1963, Hitchcock showed the world that even something as subtle as a bird can be the scariest thing we’ve ever seen.In the town of Bodega Bay in Northern California , following a series of unexplained and violent bird attacks. birds It was selected to be preserved in the Library of Congress.
“Sharknado” (2013-2018)
It was terrifyingly ridiculous when a set of incredibly powerful extreme cyclones started splashing ferocious sharks and flooding the streets of Los Angeles. Sharknado was born. Since 2013, the film series has spawned over six movies and spin-offs.
When Ian Ziering When Tara Reid As the protagonist of the series, there is never a dull moment. This all-too-absurdly true movie series is absolutely hilarious, wild, and maybe a little insane, but at the same time, it’s one of the most fun and hilarious productions of him you’ve ever seen!
“Piranha 3D” (2010)
The year is 2010 and Piranha 3D Released as a semi-remake of the 1978 dark comedy classic, piranha. Elizabeth Shue, Adam Scott, jerry o’connell, Ving Rhames, Christopher Lloydand Richard Dreyfus was all the driving force behind this amazing box office success.
After an earthquake hits Arizona, the lakebed ruptures, releasing prehistoric piranhas into the lake and destroying Spring Break. As with Jaws, partygoers refuse to listen to their leader’s wisdom until the piranhas start eating everyone.
“The Gray” (2011)
In this intensely adventurous film of non-stop suspense and action, we are faced with several questions about our abilities, strengths and weaknesses. Liam Neeson Lead the charge as a sniper who makes a living by killing gray wolves that threaten Alaskan oil diggers. However, on his way home his plane crashes and he leads the survivors on a perilous journey.
together Neesonthe film boasts an incredible cast Frank Grillo, Dermot Mulroney, dallas robertsWhen Joe Anderson. high suspense graycoupled with deeply emotional acting, makes for a truly terrifying and enjoyable viewing experience.
“Beast” (2002)
There’s nothing silly or ridiculous about this movie, but it’s still worth mentioning.Idris Elba) takes his two daughters on vacation to South Africa to try to reconnect after a difficult estrangement. While there, they meet a wildlife biologist friend (Sharlto Copley) Tour Mopani Sanctuary to see wildlife. Everything goes wrong when you encounter a supposedly runaway lion.
Through a series of violent attacks, the group evades the hungry lions long enough for help to come from the unlikely group, but is that really enough? The movie will keep you on the edge of your seat.Elba is truly remarkable as a father who does everything to save his daughter.
“Crawl” (2019)
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crawl It’s really the worst all together. There are floods, there are hurricanes, there are marauders, there are killer alligators. What more can they throw in? Literally everything that can go wrong goes wrong.
Kaya Scodelario Haley Keller, a college swimmer, checks on her father (Barry Pepper) A Category 5 hurricane hits his Florida home. Floods, alligators, marauders, and being trapped in the home’s flooded crawl space all lead to moments of daring and incredible rescue and suspense. The film has received generally positive reviews and is well worth a watch.
“Writhing” (1976)
Probably one of the most ridiculous animal attack movies of all time. Writhingwe are treated to the incredibly disturbing idea of a bloodworm mutated by a downed power line.
Both the film’s acting and production received less than stellar reviews upon its release in 1976, but it has become something of a cult classic. has been referenced in various media Mystery Science Theater 3000It’s not necessarily the scariest movie of all time, but it definitely has moments of pure horror.
“Deep Blue Sea” (1999)
Unlike the natural horrors that were Jaws, deep blue seaencounters a group of scientists studying and testing sharks in hopes of finding a cure for Alzheimer’s disease – an absolute recipe for disaster, as genetic testing goes awry in the film.
When the shark being tested became smarter and more deadly because scientists designed the shark’s brain to be bigger.When saffron burrows, Thomas Jane, LL Cool JWhen Samuel L. Jacksonthe film dives deep into excitement and adventure right out of the gate, showing us that sharks should not be messed with.
“Shallows” (2016)
Like Deep Blue Sea, Shallow water, encounter sharks that are too intelligent for humanity to survive. Nancy Adams (blake lively) was vacationing in Mexico and was attacked and injured while surfing when he encountered a great white shark. After she is injured and frightened and forced to sleep on a reef, she must find a way to outwit the shark.
There were plenty of moments of intense terror, as well as some loud laughs (in fact, she named the seagull “Stephen Segal”). Ultimately, the film offers heart-pounding moments of action, adventure, and absolutely terrifying horror.
