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''Without Warning'' (also known as ''The Warning'', ''Alien Warning'' and ''It Came Without Warning'') is a horror film from 1980, starring Jack Palance and Martin Landau.
A group of youths have the misfortune of going camping on the prowling grounds of weird creatures that resemble hairy frisbees with teeth and tentacles, which are [[LivingWeapon thrown around]] by a [[HumanoidAliens hunter]] from outer space.
Not to be confused with the 1994 apocalyptic [[PhonyNewscast faux newscast]] TV movie of the same title.
!!This film has the examples of:
* BathroomStallGraffiti: A graffiti in men's lavatory at the gas station that reads "No chance, no help, no escape" caughts Sandy's attention, and she asks Sarge who runs into her there about its meaning. He later repeats the phrase to himself as he gets [[SanitySlippage more unhinged.]]
* BodySnatcher: Sarge becomes convinced that Greg and Sandy are aliens in disguise, and questions them at gunpoint about the upcoming AlienInvasion that he believes is about to happen. Greg plays along with it to get a chance to escape.
* CassandraTruth: Sarge knows about the things that are killing people, but people ignore him and think that it is just a paranoid delusion of his.
* ChairReveal: Sandy walks up to a spinning chair that Greg is sitting on, turns it and finds out that one of the creatures has latched itself on his face.
* CreepyGasStationAttendant: The gas station owner Joe is a weird old man who loves hunting animals and tries to warn the kids about the disappearances (which he attributes to hunting accidents) around the lake they are headed.
* DangerousWindows: While Sandy hides from The Alien in a shed, it tries to grab her through one of building's windows.
* InfantImmortality: The scouts whose leader is killed by the creatures get away with just a fright when their owner appear before them.
* PeekabooCorpse: Greg and Sandy find the corpses of creatures' victims strung up to a wall when they go check the Water Department shack in the middle of nowhere.
* PlungerDetonator: Joe rigs an explosive trap inside the shack that The Alien uses to store its game, which ends on a plunger detonator. For dramatic purposes, it fails on the first push because the wirings were off.
* ShellShockedVeteran: Sarge, who starts to develop a crazy militaristic streak as the action intensifies.
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[[caption-width-right:350:''Earth is the hunting ground. Man is the endangered species.'']]
''Without Warning'' (also known as ''The Warning'', ''Alien Warning'' and ''It Came Without Warning'') is a horror film from 1980, starring Jack Palance and Martin Landau.
A group of youths have the misfortune of going camping on the prowling grounds of weird creatures that resemble hairy frisbees with teeth and tentacles, which are [[LivingWeapon thrown around]] by a [[HumanoidAliens hunter]] from outer space.
Not to be confused with the 1994 apocalyptic [[PhonyNewscast faux newscast]] TV movie of the same title.
!!This film has the examples of:
* BathroomStallGraffiti: A graffiti in men's lavatory at the gas station that reads "No chance, no help, no escape" caughts Sandy's attention, and she asks Sarge who runs into her there about its meaning. He later repeats the phrase to himself as he gets [[SanitySlippage more unhinged.]]
* BodySnatcher: Sarge becomes convinced that Greg and Sandy are aliens in disguise, and questions them at gunpoint about the upcoming AlienInvasion that he believes is about to happen. Greg plays along with it to get a chance to escape.
* CassandraTruth: Sarge knows about the things that are killing people, but people ignore him and think that it is just a paranoid delusion of his.
* ChairReveal: Sandy walks up to a spinning chair that Greg is sitting on, turns it and finds out that one of the creatures has latched itself on his face.
* CreepyGasStationAttendant: The gas station owner Joe is a weird old man who loves hunting animals and tries to warn the kids about the disappearances (which he attributes to hunting accidents) around the lake they are headed.
* DangerousWindows: While Sandy hides from The Alien in a shed, it tries to grab her through one of building's windows.
* InfantImmortality: The scouts whose leader is killed by the creatures get away with just a fright when their owner appear before them.
* PeekabooCorpse: Greg and Sandy find the corpses of creatures' victims strung up to a wall when they go check the Water Department shack in the middle of nowhere.
* PlungerDetonator: Joe rigs an explosive trap inside the shack that The Alien uses to store its game, which ends on a plunger detonator. For dramatic purposes, it fails on the first push because the wirings were off.
* ShellShockedVeteran: Sarge, who starts to develop a crazy militaristic streak as the action intensifies.
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[[caption-width-right:350:''Earth is the hunting ground. Man is the endangered species.'']]
''Without Warning'' (also known as ''The Warning'', ''Alien Warning'' and ''It Came Without Warning'') is a horror film from 1980, starring Jack Palance and Martin Landau.
A group of youths have the misfortune of going camping on the prowling grounds of weird creatures that resemble hairy frisbees with teeth and tentacles, which are [[LivingWeapon thrown around]] by a [[HumanoidAliens hunter]] from outer space.
Not to be confused with the 1994 apocalyptic [[PhonyNewscast faux newscast]] TV movie of the same title.
!!This film has the examples of:
* BathroomStallGraffiti: A graffiti in men's lavatory at the gas station that reads "No chance, no help, no escape" caughts Sandy's attention, and she asks Sarge who runs into her there about its meaning. He later repeats the phrase to himself as he gets [[SanitySlippage more unhinged.]]
* BodySnatcher: Sarge becomes convinced that Greg and Sandy are aliens in disguise, and questions them at gunpoint about the upcoming AlienInvasion that he believes is about to happen. Greg plays along with it to get a chance to escape.
* CassandraTruth: Sarge knows about the things that are killing people, but people ignore him and think that it is just a paranoid delusion of his.
* ChairReveal: Sandy walks up to a spinning chair that Greg is sitting on, turns it and finds out that one of the creatures has latched itself on his face.
* CreepyGasStationAttendant: The gas station owner Joe is a weird old man who loves hunting animals and tries to warn the kids about the disappearances (which he attributes to hunting accidents) around the lake they are headed.
* DangerousWindows: While Sandy hides from The Alien in a shed, it tries to grab her through one of building's windows.
* InfantImmortality: The scouts whose leader is killed by the creatures get away with just a fright when their owner appear before them.
* PeekabooCorpse: Greg and Sandy find the corpses of creatures' victims strung up to a wall when they go check the Water Department shack in the middle of nowhere.
* PlungerDetonator: Joe rigs an explosive trap inside the shack that The Alien uses to store its game, which ends on a plunger detonator. For dramatic purposes, it fails on the first push because the wirings were off.
* ShellShockedVeteran: Sarge, who starts to develop a crazy militaristic streak as the action intensifies.
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''Without Warning'' (also known as ''The Warning'', ''Alien Warning'' and ''It Came Without Warning'') is a horror film from 1980, starring Jack Palance and Martin Landau.
A group of youths have the misfortune of going camping on the prowling grounds of weird creatures that resemble hairy frisbees with teeth and tentacles, which are thrown around by a hunter from outer space.
!!This film has the examples of:
* BathroomStallGraffiti: A graffiti in men's lavatory at the gas station that reads "No chanche, no help, no escape" caughts Sandy's attention, and she asks Sarge who runs into her there about its meaning. He later repeats the phrase to himself as he gets [[SanitySlippage more unhinged.]]
* BodySnatcher: Sarge becomes convinced that Greg and Sandy are aliens in disguise, and questions them at gunpoint about the upcoming AlienInvasion that he believes is about to happen. Greg plays along with it to get a chance to escape.
* CassandraTruth: Sarge knows about the things that are killing people, but people ignore him and think that it is just a paranoid delusion of his.
* ChairReveal: Sandy walks up to a spinning chair that Greg is sitting on, turns it and finds out that one of the creatures has latched itself on his face.
* CreepyGasStationAttendant: The gas station owner Joe is a weird old man who loves hunting animals and tries to warn the kids about the disappearances (which he attributes to hunting accidents) around the lake they are headed.
* DangerousWindows: While Sandy hides from The Alien in a shed, it tries to grab her through one of building's windows.
* InfantImmortality: The scouts whose leader is killed by the creatures get away with just a fright when their owner appear before them.
* PeekabooCorpse: Greg and Sandy find the corpses of creatures' victims strung up to a wall when they go check the Water Department shack in the middle of nowhere.
* PlungerDetonator: Joe rigs an explosive trap inside shack that The Alien uses to store its game, which ends on a plunger detonator. For dramatic purposes, it fails on the first push because the wirings were off.
* TheReveal: While the video covers, trailers and summaries give it away, the reveal that the creatures are {{Living Weapon}}s of a [[HumanoidAliens humanoid alien]] hunter is treated as the big twist of the film.
* ShellShockedVeteran: Sarge, who starts to develop a crazy militaristic streak as the action intensifies.
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A group of youths have the misfortune of going camping on the prowling grounds of weird creatures that resemble hairy frisbees with teeth and tentacles, which are thrown around by a hunter from outer space.
!!This film has the examples of:
* BathroomStallGraffiti: A graffiti in men's lavatory at the gas station that reads "No chanche, no help, no escape" caughts Sandy's attention, and she asks Sarge who runs into her there about its meaning. He later repeats the phrase to himself as he gets [[SanitySlippage more unhinged.]]
* BodySnatcher: Sarge becomes convinced that Greg and Sandy are aliens in disguise, and questions them at gunpoint about the upcoming AlienInvasion that he believes is about to happen. Greg plays along with it to get a chance to escape.
* CassandraTruth: Sarge knows about the things that are killing people, but people ignore him and think that it is just a paranoid delusion of his.
* ChairReveal: Sandy walks up to a spinning chair that Greg is sitting on, turns it and finds out that one of the creatures has latched itself on his face.
* CreepyGasStationAttendant: The gas station owner Joe is a weird old man who loves hunting animals and tries to warn the kids about the disappearances (which he attributes to hunting accidents) around the lake they are headed.
* DangerousWindows: While Sandy hides from The Alien in a shed, it tries to grab her through one of building's windows.
* InfantImmortality: The scouts whose leader is killed by the creatures get away with just a fright when their owner appear before them.
* PeekabooCorpse: Greg and Sandy find the corpses of creatures' victims strung up to a wall when they go check the Water Department shack in the middle of nowhere.
* PlungerDetonator: Joe rigs an explosive trap inside shack that The Alien uses to store its game, which ends on a plunger detonator. For dramatic purposes, it fails on the first push because the wirings were off.
* TheReveal: While the video covers, trailers and summaries give it away, the reveal that the creatures are {{Living Weapon}}s of a [[HumanoidAliens humanoid alien]] hunter is treated as the big twist of the film.
* ShellShockedVeteran: Sarge, who starts to develop a crazy militaristic streak as the action intensifies.
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