Sometimes, the stories behind making a movie end up as interesting than the movie itself. That's definitely the case of "Bear Killer" in 2020 "Grizzlies II: Revenge". This absolutely terrible sequel to the 1976 semi-successful "Grizzlies" (brazen "jaws" RIP-off that exchanges the shark of the Bear film) had all the craftsmanship of the B-movie, with an acting team of up, who would continue to become a wild. Unfortunately, things went down a bit. And so I mean the executive producer Josephosef Ford Proctor reportedly disappeared on the first day of the shooting in Hungary in 1983 (Obviously, he ended up in jail?!), leaving co-producing Susan Fsikos, alternating and dry without financing. She eventually found a new financier and was able to finish the recording, but the film was not in any form to release, and by 2020 it was not he "Completed", the official cut of Grizzlie II saw the light of day.

While Grizzlie II is unusual (and even in a fun way), there are a few things in it that some movie fans and TV fans on TV may want to check. First, here are "blinking-and-you" Plays by Laura Dern, Charlie Sheen and George Clooney (All of them just barely started their careers when they were filming the film). Second, it's kind of unification of the biggest "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" villains of all time, or at least the people they played. Yes, both Louis Fletcher and Mark Alaimo, played by Kai Win and Gul Ducat of "Deep Space Nine", appear in the gruesome "Grizzlie" sequel.

Since Grizzlie II was filmed in 1983, but was not released by 2020, it was technically made before "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" once debuted and released long later, making the whole aspect of "Deep Space Nine" of Re -Union. To play a nurse in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest,"But she was ready to take less prestigious roles, as well as in" Exorcist II: heretic "and in the Belgian comedy" Mama Dracula.

At Grizzlie II, Alayimo plays Luke, a pretty small character, who simply happens to be in YellowoLston (where the story is set) while the film's killer is on the loose. Fletcher, on the other hand, plays the Supervisory Ailen Dragon, who is basically The version of the Mayor Vaughan film from "Jaws" And she wants to wear a big concert in the park despite saying the killer bear. It is wild to see the two and to know that this has been a decade before "Deep Space Nine", because besides some prosthetic makeup, they really look on it.

It is difficult to really recommend "Grizzly II" even if you are a fanboy of animal films that die of animal or simply a fan of actors who starred in it, because it is a really confusing chaos of a movie that still feels unfinished. No amount of Alaim or Fletcher will make it pleasant, but there are good news: they both appear in dozens of episodes of "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine", and even a starvet in some of them (one of the funniest dark twists on the show). Kai Win, the religious leader of the Bayrani, is The Galaxy's "Starwater Trail" end spaceWhile Guluul Dukat essentially answers the question "What if Hitler was absolutely convinced that he was a decent man and also possessed alien demons?" Only it does between The most powerful and frightening villains "Star Trek" of all time.

"Grizzly II" did not end up as scary, with its winning animation, smashed budget and problematic production. But Alaimo and Fletcher? They were frightening to a lock.