The Lost Horror Movie With Famous Stars!

Grizzly II (a.k.a. the bear movie Hollywood vaulted for decades)

In today’s episode of Two Peas Out The Pod, Johnny & Shay dive into the wild saga of Grizzly II: Revenge — the lost sequel to the 1976 indie hit Grizzly that finally clawed its way out of the vault in 2020. We break down why it disappeared, what changed in the long-awaited release, and the blink-and-you-miss-’em early roles of George Clooney, Charlie Sheen, and Laura Dern. We also touch on the original Grizzly’s box-office shocker, the animatronic “Teddy,” rock-concert chaos, and why this movie still has cult energy today. Plus: chat fixes, parent life, and a bonus mini-segment on other films that got locked away. 👀

👻 What you’ll get:
• The Grizzly (1976) → Grizzly II (1983…released 2020) timeline 📼
• Clooney/Sheen/Laura Dern’s pre-fame cameos ⭐️
• Animatronic bear mayhem, Hungary festival footage, and B-movie charm 🎸
• Is it a hidden gem or better left in the vault? Our ratings + hot takes 🔥

• Bonus: other “purgatory” films & why studios shelve projects 🗄️

👍 If you love horror deep dives, throwback Thursdays, lost cinema, and a little live-stream chaos, smash LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and drop your take: Jaws at the beach or Grizzly at a rock concert — which would you face? 🦈 vs 🐻

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