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Play Sound A developing fetus goes through certain distinct phases Each phase represents a specific stage of evolution. A human fetus for instance. at one stage it's a fish It looks like a fish. It's got fins and gills. At another it's amphibian webbed hands. at another reptilian at another it's feline developing upward in the distinct shapes and phases of the evolutionary scale If this chemical. methylmercury adheres to the DNA DNA's a chromosomal fixative. Well it could freeze certain parts. at one...
A developing fetus goes through certain distinct phases Each phase represents a specific stage of evolution. A human fetus for instance. at one stage it's a fish It looks like a fish. It's got fins and gills. At another it's amphibian webbed hands. at another reptilian at another it's feline developing upward in the distinct shapes and phases of the evolutionary scale If this chemical. methylmercury adheres to the DNA DNA's a chromosomal fixative. Well it could freeze certain parts. at one...

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Description: A government health inspector is dispatched to assess the damage a logging company is causing to a patch of forest claimed by Native Americans, and comes face to face with true terror wrecking havoc in the woods.

Cast:
Maggie: Talia Shire
Rob: Robert Foxworth
John Hawks: Armand Assante
Isely: Richard Dysart
Ramona: Victoria Racimo
M'Rai: George Clutesi
Pilot: Tom McFadden
Cellist: Evans Evans
Father: Burke Byrnes
Girl: Mia Bendixsen
Boy: Johnny Timko
Kelso: Everett Creach
Sheriff: Charles H. Gray
Black Woman: Lyvingston Holmes
Shusette: Graham Jarvis
Rescuer: Lon Katzman
Indian: John A. Shemayme
Sheriff's Deputy: Jaye Durkus
Tenement Boy: Renato Moore
Tenement Man: Eric Mansker
Social Worker: Cheri Bergen
Stage Manager: Clifford Hutchison
Lumberjack: Tom D. May
Mutant Bear: Kevin Peter Hall

Written by: David Seltzer

Director: John Frankenheimer

Production: Paramount Pictures

Release date: 22 Aug 1979

Box Office: $18,389,402