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4.0 out of 5 stars
You've got to see how BAD this Wascally Wabbit Wampage is!,
By Daniel L. Dreibelbis "certified guitar nerd" (Toronto, Ontario Canada) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)
This review is from: Night of the Lepus (DVD)
it doesn't get any worse than this, folks - one of the cheesiest, and therefore hilarious, pieces of cinematic disaster ever. About rampaging, man-eating.....rabbits. Yep, hopped-up hares created by science gone wrong threatens the state of Arizona. Reportedly so bad that certain actors tried for years to have this suppressed, this has the production values of a TV Movie Of The Week, unconvincing special effects and close-ups of the bunnies which fail utterly at making them look threatening. Warner Bros. has made this a good transfer in a wink-wink nudge-nudge way of how bad a stinker this was. If you like movies like Plan 9 From Outer Space or Troll 2, this is a must-see!
4.0 out of 5 stars
Bad, bad bunnies!,
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This review is from: Night of the Lepus (DVD)
I hadn't seen this until recently so I'm free of the nightmares about giant marauding rabbits that I've heard some have, who saw this too young. If you like 70's disaster movies, spoofs, or B-grade horrors this one's for you.
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1.0 out of 5 stars
Very Disappointed,
By Patrick Michael - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Night of the Lepus (DVD)
I am very disappointed in this release. They deleted the best WORST parts of the movie. For instance, there was a scene when the rancher was being attacked. He and a guy in a rabbit suit crash through the window. They wrestle around on the floor and bed, basically fist-fighting each other. Then, the large rabbit is back outside next to the toy models again. It was one of the many reasons I couldn't wait to see this movie again on DVD! I can't believe MGM said, "Wait! Before we release this, let's clean up the really bad parts first!" Very disappointed, indeed. Otherwise, it's a 5 star C movie from the 70s. Did I mention, I was very dissapointed???
18 of 19 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
Rabbits on the Rampage,
By Joshua Koppel - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Night of the Lepus (DVD)
Rabbits are destroying a rancher's land. He doesn't want to have to resort to poison so a friend (DeForrest Kelley) brings in a researcher who decides to try hormones. He gets a hold of a "serum" but does not know what the effects will be. Add a little daughter who loves one of the test rabbits and a few unlikely occurrences and a test rabbit winds up in the general population.All too quickly rabbits the size of wolves (that's what they keep saying in the movie but they are quite a bit larger) begin to overrun the area. The researcher comes up with a way to stem the tide of fur but not before many people die. I originally saw this many, many years ago on late night TV. This DVD was gorier than I remember and really quite well done even if the writing was weak. One really gets the sense that they rabbits are huge and deadly. Some of the plot weaknesses are worse than others but my personal favorite is that the researcher who created the beasts is not held responsible and is treated as a hero. One of the best giant animal films in terms of the animals really looking like giants. Check it out. 13 of 14 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Fantastic bad movie!,
By Claudia McGill - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Night of the Lepus (DVD)
I first saw this movie at a drive-in in the 1970's, as a teenager. It's really not a five star movie in the sense of being a great movie artistically (far from it--), but it's just the thing for its genre - the drive-in movie. If you were seeing it at $5 a carload, even better. You'll enjoy it for its sheer audacity. I can only imagine what the giant rabbits would be like in today's technology - but the unsophisticated effects are part of this movie's appeal - at least for me. Entertaining.
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