PG
1979    1h 42minHorror, Fantascienza
5.635%36%5.4
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Una bestia selvaggia cresciuta a dimensioni mostruose, impazzire a causa di rifiuti tossici che avvelenando le acque del suo habitat. La sua furia si riverserà nelle campagne circostanti seminando il terrore nella popolazione.
Diretto da John Frankenheimer
  • Talia ShireMaggie Verne
  • Robert FoxworthDr. Robert Verne
  • Armand AssanteJohn Hawks
  • Richard DysartTrevor Isley
  • Victoria RacimoRamona Hawks
  • George ClutesiM'Rai
  • Tom McFaddenPilot
  • Burke ByrnesFather
  • Mia BendixsenGirl
  • Johnny TimkoBoy
  • Everett CreachKelso
  • Lyvingston HolmesBlack Woman
  • Kevin Peter HallMutant Bear
  • Evans EvansCellist
  • Charles H. GraySheriff
  • Graham JarvisShusette
  • Jim BurkRescuer
  • Bob TerhuneRescuer
  • Lon KatzmanRescuer
  • Steve ShemayneIndian
  • David Scarpa24 maggio 2026
    Prophecy was a good 70’s ecological horror following movies like Food of the Gods and Empire of the Ants. Starring Robert Foxworth, Talia Shire and Amand Asante. And of course a giant mutant bear. 3.5 out of Five bear claws.
  • jackmeat6 febbraio 2025
    My quick rating - 5.4/10. I remember watching John Frankenheimer’s eco-horror film that takes the dangers of pollution and cranks them up to monstrous proportions when I was about 6 or 7 years old. While the creature effects might look dated by today’s standards, the film still holds up surprisingly well, particularly in its unsettling depictions of mutation. The grotesque results of chemical contamination are convincingly horrifying, lending a sense of realism to the terror. It was ahead of its time in addressing environmental concerns, tackling corporate negligence and its impact on nature long before it became a mainstream topic. The story follows an EPA investigator (Rob Foxworth) and his wife Maggie (Talia Shire) as they team up with a group of Native Americans to uncover the truth behind a series of bizarre deaths in the Maine wilderness. What they find is a nightmarish, rage-fueled mutant monstrosity courtesy of a lumber mill's toxic waste, that relentlessly stalks them through the forest. The scares are fairly straightforward: a giant mutated creature picking off its victims one by one, but the eerie atmosphere and effective tension-building still make it an engaging watch. A definite highlight (and a bit of an unintentional laugh) is the now-infamous sleeping bag kill, which predates the legendary scene from Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood by nearly a decade. One has to wonder if that later film drew inspiration from this moment, as both involve a person getting absolutely wrecked while trapped in a sleeping bag. While Prophecy might not be nightmare fuel for today’s horror fans, I can see how this would have been terrifying as a kid. A massive, deformed, and enraged beast, born from toxic waste and wreaking havoc in the Maine wilderness, is an effective setup for an eco-horror creature feature. It’s a film with solid intentions and some genuinely disturbing imagery, even if the execution now feels a little campy. For fans of classic monster horror with a message, it’s still worth checking out.
  • Chris29 dicembre 2024
    Come on, how can you go wrong with a radioactive Maine grizzly bear. Watch this for the laughs!

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