I like how the sequence of the bullet flying through the air is the entire cartridge, not just the bullet, but the shell casing as well!

Nurse Ratchet destroying more lives ... She's the true villain. Leave the medical field after losing her license, works her way up to running a park and now has her eyes set on even more power all at the cost of other people. truly a dastardly villain

2:37 Flying bullet is still in the casing, the mark of quality.

If only the dying monster bear could've gotten his paws on a guitar for the final scene - it would've been Epic!

The unfinished rough cut of this movie that was floating around for years is arguably more watchable and interesting, especially given that Michael Jackson was pretty exclusively used as the concert music ambience, presumably as a placeholder.

A bear at a concert could have been amazing, especially in the 80s. Imagine it: A very hungry very confused bear gets into some guys beer, gets drunk, maybe accidentally gets a big whiff of coke (80s, after all) and goes on a RAMPAGE. IT COULD HAVE WORKED!

As a French Canadien myself, I can safely attest that all Fench Canadiens harbor "French Canadian Powers" of super strength.

What's amazing to me is that people like John Rhys-Davies and Louise Fletcher don't get their names up front, even though they clearly have more screen time than Charlie Sheen, et al, and are likewise big-name actors.

Using ADR with a close-shot of the actor's mouth not moving... That's bold.
Stock footage, horrible ADR, editing errors... Are we sure Neil didn't have anything to do with this? lol

I love how Laura Dern's character decided to go on a nature trip in a ripped shirt, shorts, probably a bikini and white heels. The hiking drip for women was really sth else in the 80s I guess 💁‍♀

I discovered Mark about month ago. I've now watched everything he's got on his channel and I'm watching this 20 minutes after it was released...I feel like I've completed an epic game and I can't wait for the sequel :)

As I recall, years back, when the legal owner of the (unfinished) movie was demanding any online reviews of the leaked rough cut be taken down, checking the professional bio on her website revealed that she proudly noted having worked with big-name actors like Clooney, Dern, and Sheen. A little sad, actually.

Given the Dern, Sheen and Clooney headlining titles, you'd have thought Oscar-winner Louise Fletcher, LotR actor John Rhys-Davies, Bafta nominated Timothy Spall and Ian McNiece would have got in as well. Really though the cast is phenomenal. I bet the stock footage bear won a Nobel Prize as well, probably.

Wouldn't it be more honest and appealing to just say that Nurse Ratchet is in this and gets her comeuppance by being horribly mauled by a bear? I would pay to see that.

Bears run 35 miles per hour or 56 kilometers per hour.  If it were chasing you in the woods it would catch up with you in seconds. You're basically being attacked by a car at that point.
Mark brings us the best of the worst movies.

I'm surprised they didn't have Buchard telling the story of his time on the USS Indianapolis, and how half the crew was eaten by sharks, and the other half by aquatic bears.

What's strange is that Louise Fletcher and John Rhys-Davies actually star in the film, and they were the bigger names of that era.  Promotional material for the movie would have done better by featuring them instead of the cameo trio, if for no other reason than nostalgic value.

This horrible movie has a shocking number of well known actors who were previously in some really amazing movies.

An editor told a story about a movie she worked on. In the middle of the production, the director just disappeared -when they found him he had left the country and refused to return. To cut the movie together they took some footage of a cat and used it to fill the empty spots where it was footage missing.

Holy Christ, I think this is the first time someone combined almost 40 year old scenes and modern stock footage  unironically, I think Neil has some competition.