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* ChildImmortality:[[spoiler: Played straight, in terms with ''onscreen'' characters. the child (Bobby) in the group and the little girl Frank encounters both survive the movie.]
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* LaserGuidedKarma: [[spoiler: Jenson gets killed by a bear when he tries to rape Beth. ''Beth'', however, survives the movie.]]
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* NoBiochemicalBarrier: The virus that causes all the problems in the movie affects everything from mammals to avians to snakes the exact same way.
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A group of people take a backpacking trip through some mountainous terrain. Their timing is rather unfortunate, since the [[GlobalWarming ongoing depletion of ozone layer]] has exposed the animals to higher dozes of UV-radiation, which has driven them mad. "Mad" as in "kill all humans mad".
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A group of people take a backpacking trip through some mountainous terrain. Their timing is rather unfortunate, since the [[GlobalWarming ongoing depletion of ozone layer]] has exposed the animals to higher dozes doses of UV-radiation, UV radiation, which has driven them mad. "Mad" as in "kill all humans mad".
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* DeadpanSnarker: Santee, after Jenson obnoxiously refuses his offer of a spear.
-->''Jenson: "Me no need Indian's spear. Me have spear. Me great warrior!"''
-->''Santee: "Great New York Ad Executive speak with empty head!"''
-->''Jenson: "Me no need Indian's spear. Me have spear. Me great warrior!"''
-->''Santee: "Great New York Ad Executive speak with empty head!"''
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* TheEndOrIsIt: The film ends with the eagle, that has seemingly been leading the animals, flying at the screen, suggesting that danger is not over yet.
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* TheEndOrIsIt: The film ends with the eagle, hawk that has seemingly been leading the animals, animals flying at the screen, suggesting that danger is not over yet.
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* NoEnding: The remaining survivors all hide out in a grounded helicopter, raft downriver to escape some killer dogs, or hide in a pickup at the end -- and the animals all conveniently drop dead from the "virus". Save for the evil eagle, that is.
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* NoEnding: The remaining survivors all hide out in a grounded helicopter, raft downriver to escape some killer dogs, or hide in a pickup at the end -- and the animals all conveniently drop dead from the "virus". Save for the evil eagle, hawk, that is.
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[[caption-width-right:350:A movie for your shirtless-Creator/LeslieNielsen-bear-wrestling needs.]]
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** And possibly the worst of all is, after Mandy has been attacked by wolves, he sends Frank and the injured Mandy on a different route all by themselves to find help for Mandy, despite the fact that they are his responsibility and they have absolutely zero survival skills or know-how of how to survive in the forest, which is, ironically, the very thing Buckner is paid to do and is supposed to be teaching them. * TheEndOrIsIt: The film ends with the eagle, that has seemingly been leading the animals, flying at the screen, suggesting that danger is not over yet.
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** And possibly the worst of all is, after Mandy has been attacked by wolves, he sends Frank and the injured Mandy on a different route all by themselves to find help for Mandy, despite the fact that they are his responsibility and they have absolutely zero survival skills or know-how of how to survive in the forest, which is, ironically, the very thing Buckner is paid to do and is supposed to be teaching them.
* TheEndOrIsIt: The film ends with the eagle, that has seemingly been leading the animals, flying at the screen, suggesting that danger is not over yet.
* TheEndOrIsIt: The film ends with the eagle, that has seemingly been leading the animals, flying at the screen, suggesting that danger is not over yet.
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A group of people take a backpacking trip through some mountainous terrain. Their timing is rather unfortunate, since the [[GlobalWarming ongoing depletion of ozone layer]] has exposed the animals to higher dozes of UV-radiation, which has driven them mad. "Mad" as in "they "kill all target humans specifically".
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* TheCobblersChildrenHaveNoShoes: Buckner, in spades. Every death from those in the group are, even if indirectly, his fault:
** He fails to notice the danger they're in despite the strange behavior of the animals, including the continuous attacks, until it's too late.
** He is not suspicious at all that they find a deserted campsite with the belongings of the campers all in there, and even during the nighttime and the following day, after wolves attacked his group and injured one of them, he chooses to ignore the fact that these missing people haven't returned.
** He continues to press on his original planned path rather than turn back and go to where he first sent Frank and Mandy, where there is a radio, buildings to hide out in, and is a shorter trek than the path he has the group take to reach civilization. This after the group discovers that the stash of food he had been leading them to has been ransacked by the animals.
** He brings along absolutely no weapons or form of communication in case of an emergency.
** And possibly the worst of all is, after Mandy has been attacked by wolves, he sends Frank and the injured Mandy on a different route all by themselves to find help for Mandy, despite the fact that they are his responsibility and they have absolutely zero survival skills or know-how of how to survive in the forest, which is, ironically, the very thing Buckner is paid to do and is supposed to be teaching them. * TheEndOrIsIt: The film ends with the eagle, that has seemingly been leading the animals, flying at the screen, suggesting that danger is not over yet.
** He fails to notice the danger they're in despite the strange behavior of the animals, including the continuous attacks, until it's too late.
** He is not suspicious at all that they find a deserted campsite with the belongings of the campers all in there, and even during the nighttime and the following day, after wolves attacked his group and injured one of them, he chooses to ignore the fact that these missing people haven't returned.
** He continues to press on his original planned path rather than turn back and go to where he first sent Frank and Mandy, where there is a radio, buildings to hide out in, and is a shorter trek than the path he has the group take to reach civilization. This after the group discovers that the stash of food he had been leading them to has been ransacked by the animals.
** He brings along absolutely no weapons or form of communication in case of an emergency.
** And possibly the worst of all is, after Mandy has been attacked by wolves, he sends Frank and the injured Mandy on a different route all by themselves to find help for Mandy, despite the fact that they are his responsibility and they have absolutely zero survival skills or know-how of how to survive in the forest, which is, ironically, the very thing Buckner is paid to do and is supposed to be teaching them. * TheEndOrIsIt: The film ends with the eagle, that has seemingly been leading the animals, flying at the screen, suggesting that danger is not over yet.
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* GhostTown: After an arduous journey out of the woods, Frank and the little girl who joined him on the way find the nearby town evacuated, with only animals and a couple of corpses in sight.
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** After an arduous journey out of the woods, Frank and the little girl who joined him on the way find the nearby town evacuated, with only animals and a couple of corpses in sight.
** After an arduous journey out of the woods, Frank and the little girl who joined him on the way find the nearby town evacuated, with only animals and a couple of corpses in sight.
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* [[GreenAesop Green]] SpaceWhaleAesop: Don't deplete the ozone layer or the extra solar radiation will mutate a virus and turn animals (and Leslie Nielsen) into homicidal maniacs.
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* SpaceWhaleAesop: Don't deplete the ozone layer or the extra solar radiation will mutate a virus and turn animals (and Leslie Nielsen) into homicidal maniacs.
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* TheCobblersChildrenHaveNoShoes: Buckner, in spades. Every death from those in the group are, even if indirectly, his fault:
** He fails to notice the danger they're in despite the strange behavior of the animals, including the continuous attacks, until it's too late.
** He is not suspicious at all that they find a deserted campsite with the belongings of the campers all in there, and even during the nighttime and the following day, after wolves attacked his group and injured one of them, he chooses to ignore the fact that these missing people haven't returned.
** He continues to press on his original planned path rather than turn back and go to where he first sent Frank and Mandy, where there is a radio, buildings to hide out in, and is a shorter trek than the path he has the group take to reach civilization. This after the group discovers that the stash of food he had been leading them to has been ransacked by the animals.
** He brings along absolutely no weapons or form of communication in case of an emergency.
** And possibly the worst of all is, after Mandy has been attacked by wolves, he sends Frank and the injured Mandy on a different route all by themselves to find help for Mandy, despite the fact that they are his responsibility and they have absolutely zero survival skills or know-how of how to survive in the forest, which is, ironically, the very thing Buckner is paid to do and is supposed to be teaching them.
** He fails to notice the danger they're in despite the strange behavior of the animals, including the continuous attacks, until it's too late.
** He is not suspicious at all that they find a deserted campsite with the belongings of the campers all in there, and even during the nighttime and the following day, after wolves attacked his group and injured one of them, he chooses to ignore the fact that these missing people haven't returned.
** He continues to press on his original planned path rather than turn back and go to where he first sent Frank and Mandy, where there is a radio, buildings to hide out in, and is a shorter trek than the path he has the group take to reach civilization. This after the group discovers that the stash of food he had been leading them to has been ransacked by the animals.
** He brings along absolutely no weapons or form of communication in case of an emergency.
** And possibly the worst of all is, after Mandy has been attacked by wolves, he sends Frank and the injured Mandy on a different route all by themselves to find help for Mandy, despite the fact that they are his responsibility and they have absolutely zero survival skills or know-how of how to survive in the forest, which is, ironically, the very thing Buckner is paid to do and is supposed to be teaching them.
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** He continues to press on his original planned path rather than turn back and go to where he first sent Frank and Mandy, where there is a radio, buildings to hide out in, and is a shorter trek than the path he has the group take to reach civilization. This after the group discovers that the stash of food he had been leading them to has been ransacked by the animals.
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* TheCobblersChildrenHaveNoShoes: Buckner, in spades. Every death from those in the group are, even if indirectly, his fault:
** He fails to notice the danger they're in despite the strange behavior of the animals, including the continuous attacks, until it's too late.
** He is not suspicious at all that they find a deserted campsite with the belongings of the campers all in there, and even during the nighttime and the following day, after wolves attacked his group and injured one of them, he chooses to ignore the fact that these missing people haven't returned.
** He continues to press on his original planned path rather than turn back and go to where he first sent Frank and Mandy, where there is a radio, buildings to hide out in, and is a shorter trek than the path he has the group take to reach civilization.
** He brings along absolutely no weapons or form of communication in case of an emergency.
** And possibly the worst of all is, after Mandy has been attacked by wolves, he sends Frank and the injured Mandy on a different route all by themselves to find help for Mandy, despite the fact that they are his responsibility and they have absolutely zero survival skills or know-how of how to survive in the forest, which is, ironically, the very thing Buckner is paid to do and is supposed to be teaching them.
** He fails to notice the danger they're in despite the strange behavior of the animals, including the continuous attacks, until it's too late.
** He is not suspicious at all that they find a deserted campsite with the belongings of the campers all in there, and even during the nighttime and the following day, after wolves attacked his group and injured one of them, he chooses to ignore the fact that these missing people haven't returned.
** He continues to press on his original planned path rather than turn back and go to where he first sent Frank and Mandy, where there is a radio, buildings to hide out in, and is a shorter trek than the path he has the group take to reach civilization.
** He brings along absolutely no weapons or form of communication in case of an emergency.
** And possibly the worst of all is, after Mandy has been attacked by wolves, he sends Frank and the injured Mandy on a different route all by themselves to find help for Mandy, despite the fact that they are his responsibility and they have absolutely zero survival skills or know-how of how to survive in the forest, which is, ironically, the very thing Buckner is paid to do and is supposed to be teaching them.
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** JerkassHasAPoint: Painful though it is to admit it, if the group had backtracked when Jenson first suggested it, they might have all made it back to civilization safely without anyone becoming animal chow or turning on and raping/murdering someone else.
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** JerkassHasAPoint: Painful though it is to admit it, if the group had backtracked when Jenson first suggested it, they might have all made it back to civilization safely without anyone becoming animal chow or turning on everyone and raping/murdering someone else.
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** JerkassHasAPoint: Painful though it is to admit it, if the group had backtracked when Jenson first suggested it, they might have all made it back to civilization safely without anyone becoming animal chow or turning on everyone else.
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* GreenAesop/SpaceWhaleAesop: Don't deplete the ozone layer or the extra solar radiation will mutate a virus and turn animals (and Leslie Nielsen) into homicidal maniacs.
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* GreenAesop/SpaceWhaleAesop: [[GreenAesop Green]] SpaceWhaleAesop: Don't deplete the ozone layer or the extra solar radiation will mutate a virus and turn animals (and Leslie Nielsen) into homicidal maniacs.
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* ArtisticLicenseBiology: In what is almost the last line of dialogue in the entire movie, it's stated that a 'virus' caused all the homicidal behavior by the animals. Not many viruses affect raptors, bears, cougars, dogs, rats, wolves, tarantulas, rattlesnakes, and New York Ad Executives in the exact same way.
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** Also happens earlier when the campers find an abandoned and torn-apart camp with no sign whatever of the campers. This ''after'' encountering some oddly violent animals. [[TooDumbToLive They decide to stay there anyway]].
* GreenAesop/SpaceWhaleAesop: Don't deplete the ozone layer or the extra solar radiation will mutate a virus and turn animals (and Leslie Nielsen) into homicidal maniacs.
* GreenAesop/SpaceWhaleAesop: Don't deplete the ozone layer or the extra solar radiation will mutate a virus and turn animals (and Leslie Nielsen) into homicidal maniacs.
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* NoEnding: The remaining survivors all hide out in a grounded helicopter, raft downriver to escape some killer dogs, or hide in a pickup at the end -- and the animals all conveniently drop dead from the "virus". Save for the evil eagle, that is.
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** A much bigger pack chases three of the survivors into a grounded copter before they (the wolves, that is) just up and die.
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A 1977 nature horror film directed by William Girdler (''Film/{{Grizzly}}'', ''TheManitou'').
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A 1977 nature horror film directed by William Girdler (''Film/{{Grizzly}}'', ''TheManitou'').
''Literature/TheManitou'').
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A 1977 nature horror film directed by William Girdler (''Film/{{Grizzly}}'', ''Manitou'').
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A 1977 nature horror film directed by William Girdler (''Film/{{Grizzly}}'', ''Manitou'').
''TheManitou'').
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* TheNicknamer: Jenson refers to everyone to by the nicknames he has given to them, "Hot Shot" for Buckner, "[[Franchise/TheLoneRanger Kemosabe]]" for Santee, and so on.
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* TheNicknamer: Jenson refers to everyone to by the nicknames he has given to them, "Hot Shot" for Buckner, "[[Franchise/TheLoneRanger Kemosabe]]" for Santee, and so on.
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In a higher area of United States, a group of people take a backpacking trip through it. Their timing is rather unfortunate, since the [[GlobalWarming ongoing depletion of ozone layer]] has exposed the animals to higher dozes of UV-radiation, which has driven them mad. And by "mad", we mean " they target humans specifically".
!!This film has the examples of:
* AttackOfTheKillerWhatever: The ''entire nature''. Or, at least the one residing in higher areas.
* AttemptedRape: Jenson, in his newfound alpha male fervour, decides to rape Beth since he "killed a man for her" and thusly thinks thar he now owns her.
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* AttackOfTheKillerWhatever: The ''entire nature''. Or, at least the one residing in higher areas.
* AttemptedRape: Jenson, in his newfound alpha male fervour, decides to rape Beth since he "killed a man for her" and thusly thinks thar he now owns her.
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!!This film has
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* AttemptedRape: Jenson, in his newfound alpha male
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* GhostTown: After an arduous journey out of the woods, Frank and the little girl he found on the way find the nearby town evacuated, with only animals and couple coprses in sight.
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* GhostTown: After an arduous journey out of the woods, Frank and the little girl he found who joined him on the way find the nearby town evacuated, with only animals and a couple coprses of corpses in sight.
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* SavageWolves: As the cast sleeps peacefully, a lone wolf suddenly attacks Mandy and scars her face badly. This forces her and her husband Frank to split up from the others to get to the local forest ranger point.
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* SavageWolves: As the cast sleeps peacefully, sleeps, a lone wolf suddenly attacks Mandy and scars her face badly. This forces her and her husband Frank to split up from the others to get to the local forest ranger point.station.
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* WalkingShirtlessScene: Jenson stops wearing a shirt when he and couple pthers split from the main group.
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* WalkingShirtlessScene: Jenson stops wearing a shirt when he and couple pthers others split from the main group.
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* AttemptedRape: Jenson, in his newfound alpha male fervour, decides to rape Beth since he "killed a man for her" and thusly now owns her.
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* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: Jenson kills Beth's boyfriend by impaling him with his walking stick.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: To William Girdler's previous film ''Film/{{Grizzly}}'', for sharing the similar location, plot, and some of the cast.
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->''There's no place to hide on... the Day of the Animals.''
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[[caption-width-right:350:A movie for your Creator/LeslieNielsen-bear-wrestling needs.]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:A movie for your Creator/LeslieNielsen-bear-wrestling needs.]]
[[caption-width-right:350:A movie for your Creator/LeslieNielsen-bear-wrestling needs.]]
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A 1977 nature horror film directed by William Girdler (''Film/{{Grizzly}}'', ''Manitou'').
In a higher area of United States, a group of people take a backpacking trip through it. Their timing is rather unfortunate, since the [[GlobalWarming ongoing depletion of ozone layer]] has exposed the animals to higher dozes of UV-radiation, which has driven them mad. And by "mad", we mean " they target humans specifically".
!!This film has the examples of:
* AttackOfTheKillerWhatever: The ''entire nature''. Or, at least the one residing in higher areas.
* AttemptedRape: Jenson, in his newfound alpha male fervour, decides to rape Beth since he "killed a man for her" and thusly now owns her.
* BearsAreBadNews: A bear makes a well timed appearance to stop Jenson raping Beth. He then tries to wrestle the bear, dying in the process.
* TheEndOrIsIt: The film ends with the eagle, that has seemingly been leading the animals, flying at the screen, suggesting that danger is not over yet.
* {{Jerkass}}: Even before driven over the edge by the hotter-than-usual sunlight, Jenson acts like a total dick to everyone.
* LeftForDead: Due to the relentless onslaught by a pack of dogs, two cast members are left for dead as the remaining ones flee for their lives.
* TheNicknamer: Jenson refers to everyone to by the nicknames he has given to them, "Hot Shot" for Buckner, "[[Franchise/TheLoneRanger Kemosabe]]" for Santee, and so on.
* OpeningScroll: The film opens with text that tells about the depletion of ozone layer, and how the events in the film are something "that might happen".
* ReptilesAreAbhorrent: When Frank finally makes it into civilization, he runs into two cars filled with snakes, [[spoiler: the second one leading to his death]].
* SavageWolves: As the cast sleeps peacefully, a lone wolf suddenly attacks Mandy and scars her face badly. This forces her and her husband Frank to split up from the others to get to the local forest ranger point.
* TheXOfY
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In a higher area of United States, a group of people take a backpacking trip through it. Their timing is rather unfortunate, since the [[GlobalWarming ongoing depletion of ozone layer]] has exposed the animals to higher dozes of UV-radiation, which has driven them mad. And by "mad", we mean " they target humans specifically".
!!This film has the examples of:
* AttackOfTheKillerWhatever: The ''entire nature''. Or, at least the one residing in higher areas.
* AttemptedRape: Jenson, in his newfound alpha male fervour, decides to rape Beth since he "killed a man for her" and thusly now owns her.
* BearsAreBadNews: A bear makes a well timed appearance to stop Jenson raping Beth. He then tries to wrestle the bear, dying in the process.
* TheEndOrIsIt: The film ends with the eagle, that has seemingly been leading the animals, flying at the screen, suggesting that danger is not over yet.
* {{Jerkass}}: Even before driven over the edge by the hotter-than-usual sunlight, Jenson acts like a total dick to everyone.
* LeftForDead: Due to the relentless onslaught by a pack of dogs, two cast members are left for dead as the remaining ones flee for their lives.
* TheNicknamer: Jenson refers to everyone to by the nicknames he has given to them, "Hot Shot" for Buckner, "[[Franchise/TheLoneRanger Kemosabe]]" for Santee, and so on.
* OpeningScroll: The film opens with text that tells about the depletion of ozone layer, and how the events in the film are something "that might happen".
* ReptilesAreAbhorrent: When Frank finally makes it into civilization, he runs into two cars filled with snakes, [[spoiler: the second one leading to his death]].
* SavageWolves: As the cast sleeps peacefully, a lone wolf suddenly attacks Mandy and scars her face badly. This forces her and her husband Frank to split up from the others to get to the local forest ranger point.
* TheXOfY
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