Nomination Year: 1994

SYNOPSIS: According to Native American legend, Nature will find a way to avenge itself against those who abuse her. Sure enough, in response to some toxic waste dumping in the wildnerness, "Nature" devises its revenge in the form of a humungous, mutant, killer bear.

Smithee Award Nominations

"Alas, Poor Yorick"

Home Run! We have an idyllic nighttime scene: a family of happy campers, cozily asleep near a dying campfire. But here comes the big bear! Chaos ensues, and the little boy can't get out of his sleeping bag. His face is the only thing sticking out, he ends up just hopping up and down in a panic. That's comical enough, but suddenly a massive paw slams him -- BAM! The kid goes flying end-over-end for about forty yards into a huge boulder...and explodes into feathers. Bear 3, Audience 0.

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Stupidest-Looking Monster
Beware the Gummi Bear! Once aptly described by gossip columnist Rona Barret as "a cross between a bear and a half-melted hot fudge sundae," this hulking beast-on-a-camera-dolly looks like the Mother of All Gummi Bears, except that it eats you instead of the other way around.	Sorry, this clip has not yet been made available!

Directors

Director	Claim to Fame
John Frankenheimer	Why yes, he did direct the original The Manchurian Candidate. And Dead Bang.

Cast

Actor	Character	Claim to Fame
Robert Foxworth	<Not Yet in Database>	Lent his voice to Ratchet in the Transformers movies, Emil Hamilton on the "Justice League Unlimited" show and also Race Bannon on "The Real Adventures of Johnny Quest." Also played Chase Gioberti on "Falcon Crest."
Talia Shire	<Not Yet in Database>
Armand Assante	<Not Yet in Database>
Richard A. Dysart	<Not Yet in Database>	Did some cartoon voices
Victoria Racimo	<Not Yet in Database>	A B-Movie (and TV show) bit-part actress
Johnny Timko	<Not Yet in Database>
Tom McFadden	<Not Yet in Database>

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