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The water supply for a large city zoo becomes contaminated with PCP, and the animals go crazy and get loose.The water supply for a large city zoo becomes contaminated with PCP, and the animals go crazy and get loose.The water supply for a large city zoo becomes contaminated with PCP, and the animals go crazy and get loose.
- Awards
- 1 nomination total
Antonio Di Leo
- Rupert Berner
- (as John Aldrich)
Gennarino Pappagalli
- Spectator at Audience
- (uncredited)
Franco Prosperi
- Car Driver
- (uncredited)
Amedeo Salamon
- Passerby
- (uncredited)
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Franco Prosperi's "The Wild Beasts" is a fairly routine Italian horror flick about nature gone nuts.The real animals were used in this movie and in many cases killed just for the sake of this Italian shocker.The animal attack scenes are very gory,but the photography by Franco Delli Colli is too murky.The use of animals in "The Wild Beasts" is quite stunning,unfortunately the acting is truly horrible.Still it's nice to see Lorraine De Selle of "Cannibal Ferox" and "House on the Edge of the Park" fame in the main role as a professor.There is also a really tense sequence where a cheetah chases a VW bug down the road and a scene where some rats are burned off a windshield in slow motion.So if you are a fan of Italian horror cinema give this one a look.7 out of 10.
- HumanoidOfFlesh
- Dec 11, 2004
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- TriviaThe sequence with the tiger in the subway tunnel was shot from 1:00 a.m. to 3:00 a.m. in the morning. The tiger got loose in the subway station and hid in a bathroom before deciding to go on top of a train. Subway station employees were prevented from entering the station until the tiger was finally caught.
- Quotes
Inspector Nat Braun: Is she out of her mind?
Rupert Berner: No she's not crazy, she's being chased by a cheetah!
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