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 Grizzly Night is a new thriller and survival film that revives the archaic idea of ​​demonizing wild animals in their natural habitat, but at the same time refrains from fully committing to this perspective, resulting in a half-finished product.  The film recounts a series of events that occurred on August 12, 1967, when several groups of people visited Glacier National Park in Montana, unaware that several ferocious grizzly bears were in the area. Overall, Grizzly Night largely ignores this perspective, much like its characters try to avoid the bears, and also disappoints in terms of the bloody and adrenaline-fueled scenes one might expect from an unpretentious entertainment film. Director: Burke Doeren Writers: Bo Bean, Katrina Mathewson, Tanner Bean Stars: Charles Esten, Oded Fehr, Brec Bassinger Grizzly Night opens with footage of real-life encounters between humans and grizzly bears, exoticizing the animal during the opening credits, before setting the action on August 1...