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A sleepy town is thrown into chaos when two big cats are set loose on the community, resulting in myriad problems for the local police chief and his besieged deputies, nobbled by political interference from an obstinate county sheriff, and the spectre of townsfolk ending up as cat food for the marauding predators.
Maneaters Are Loose! 1978 1h 40m Mystery & Thriller List. Reviews. An animal trainer lets his tigers find their own dinner near a California town. Read More Read Less.
- Mystery & Thriller
- Tom Skerritt
- Timothy Galfas
Kill and disappear. The people of the little town of Whitford are praying for the nightmare to end. While you’re at it, read the brief character descriptions in the ad. Maneaters on the Loose! desperately wants to be something it’s not: a nature gone wild/1970s disaster film. www.classichorrors.club/post/tv-terror-guide-maneaters-are-loose-1978
Man-eating tigers are accidentally set loose near a small California town.
Directed by Timothy Galfas. Terror stalks a small California community when a broke and depressed animal owner and trainer is forced to abandon his tigers and let them fend for themselves in the nearby wilderness. Cast. Crew. Details. Genres. Releases.
- Timothy Galfas
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May 3, 1978 · Based on a novel by Tom Willis, the made-for-TV Maneaters Are Loose! also bears a surface resemblance to the 1973 TV film Maneater. On the verge of bankruptcy, suicidal animal trainer David Birk (Steve Forrest) releases his "pets" -- two ferocious Bengal tigers -- into the woods near the small California mountain town of Whitford.
