Bad Acting and worse Bad Screenplay

A lot of fun.

It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.

what a terribly boring film. I'm sorry but this is absolutely not deserving of best picture and will be forgotten quickly. Entertaining and engaging cinema? No. Nothing performances with flat faces and mistaking silence for subtlety.

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 :)

There's not much action in this supposed thriller.This is one of those movies that you hardly see the antagonist, but lot of people shots to fill the time. Hardly anything happens until the very end, but even then it's just silly action that looks so fake. The real bear scene in this entire movie is less than one minute. There are many movies of this type that is about nothing but watching people being scared for the entire length of the movie. This is one of them. The quality of production and acting are mediocre at best. Asides from that, I don't see any motivation on the bear's part to take the action. Not even hungry bears destroy a cabin to have its meal (unless it was guided, but then the motivation is so vague). The characters in this movie weren't so nice, and didn't get you emotionally involved in any ways.And what's that music in the end roll? Surely the producers are mocking at everyone who've paid to see this movie.Best avoid this like a plague.

This movie bored me so bad that I didn't finish it. I have a quirk, where for the most part, I have to finish a movie, even if I can't stand it but this movie was actually bad enough to make me turn it off. It was on television and I thought it sounded fun.The serial killer story had potential to be interesting but for some reason, they nixed that in one of the first few deaths. It didn't even make sense for them to have the serial story, as it provided no substance to the story and didn't carry anywhere. So, right off, I was disappointed with that tale. That meant from thereon out, a movie that claimed a group of teenagers were going to face a serial killer and bears, was really only about nature killings. Which, don't get me wrong, nature killings can be entertaining to watch too but this movie failed in that area too.Every character except for Ranger Bob was poorly written. The acting was about as good as you could expect considering the characters were horrible. They had no and I mean NO redeeming qualities at all. And there was the reason why I shut it off. I didn't even care enough about their bad qualities to enjoy seeing them die. They were just a bunch of soulless evil little twits who didn't seem like teenagers I've ever met (yes, I've met soulless but these guys seemed old), and I just wanted a big rock to fall down and smash them all. So, after two died, and I realized the film really wasn't going anywhere entertaining, I turned it off.The idea behind the film was interesting and perhaps with better writers and directing, it could have been something worth watching. But the carryout of the idea fell far too short to even be worth finishing. Shudder, will skip this movie next time I see it on TV.

just nasty scenes of people getting bad non-real injuries, in real life bears do not attack and hurt like that, and we all know that, and when bears want to eat it will get busy for a period of time, while in this movie the bear didn't eat and he just kept attacking and killing roughly, actually an animal never do that, only a human being can do that so why this unfair and unreal misrepresentation of facts about grizzlies life style? I really like to watch horror movies with animals starting, but I feel like these actor's and writers of these kind of movies want people like me to stop liking these movies...I think we need an organization to put an eye on this movies to correct such stupid mistakes..