Maneater
A grisly dismemberment is uncovered in the Appalachian Mountains, and a county sheriff is stunned to discover the predator is a six-hundred-pound Bengal tiger.
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Tanya Mazur
Gary Yates
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Cast & Crew
Facts
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The film uses zero CGI, portraying the killer tiger with actual trained animals on leashes for chase scenes.
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RHI Entertainment commissioned this movie as the third installment in a series of ten natural horror films for Sci Fi.
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The directors of Maneater are Tanya Mazur and Gary Yates.
The cast of Maneater includes Gary Busey as Grady Barnes, Aleks Paunovic as Sergeant Winshiser, Kristen Harris as Kathy Kurick, Arne MacPherson as Harry (uncredited), Will Woytowich as Guardsman Vance, Marina Stephenson Kerr as Rose Satterly, Stephen Eric McIntyre as Pat, Aaron Hughes as Sergeant Howe, Mariam Bernstein as Mrs. Willet, Ty Wood as Roy Slattery, Ian D. Clark as Colonel Graham, Sarah Constible as Deputy Sharon Weinman, and more.
The duration of Maneater is 1h 28 mins.
Yes. You can watch the Maneater trailer on this Fanbiz page on Fanziz.
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Maneater was released on 23 Jul 2007.
Maneater is listed under Action, Horror, and Thriller on Fanbiz.
1. The film uses zero CGI, portraying the killer tiger with actual trained animals on leashes for chase scenes. 2. RHI Entertainment commissioned this movie as the third installment in a series of ten natural horror films for Sci Fi.
