Maneater (2007) (TV)

Director:

Gary Yates

Writer:

Philip Morton (written by)

Release Date:

2007 (USA)

Genre:

Horror | Thriller

Tagline:

How do you hunt the predator when you are the prey?

Plot:

A tiger is loose on a small town and only a young boy, a sheriff and the hunter to destroy the beast. |

Plot Keywords:

Small Town | Boy | Hunter | Tiger | Sheriff

Cast

Gary Busey	...	Grady Barnes
Ian D. Clark	...	Colonel Graham (as Ian D Clark)
Ty Wood	...	Roy Satterly
Diana Reis	...	Mary Barnes
Kathryn Albertson
Evelyne Anderson
Mike Bell
Jessica Burleson	...	Eleanor
Mariam Bernstein
Sarah Constible	...	Deputy Sharon Weinman
Marc Devigne
Kristen Harris	...	Kathy Kurick
Aaron Hughes	...	Sargeant Howe
Susan Kelso
Stephen Eric McIntyre		(as Stephen McIntyre)
Ross McMillan
Adriana O'Neil	...	Mayor's mistress
Aleks Paunovic	...	Sargent Winshiser
Brittany Scobie	...	Sarah
Dan Skene	...	Cpl. Timmons (as Daniel Skene)
Marina Stephenson Kerr	...	Rose Satterly
Blake Taylor	...	Mayor Earl Hunt
Ryland Thiessen	...	Georgie Willet
Karl Thordarson
Will Woytowich	...	Guardsman Vance
Jon Ted Wynne	...	Wolf the Paparazzi
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Arne MacPherson	...	Deer Hunter
Dave Mahr	...	Restaraunt patron
Rick Skene	...	Tiger truck driver (uncredited)

Directed by
Gary Yates

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Philip Morton		written by

Produced by
Robert Halmi Jr.	....	executive producer
Robert Halmi Sr.	....	executive producer
Gary Howsam	....	executive producer
Phyllis Laing	....	producer
Gilles Paquin	....	executive producer
Michael J. Taylor	....	executive producer

Original Music by
Glenn Buhr

Cinematography by
Peter Benison

Film Editing by
Jeff Warren

Production Design by
Réjean Labrie

Art Direction by
Larry Spittle

Costume Design by
Linda Madden

Makeup Department
Lori Caputi	....	key hair stylist
Brenda Magalas	....	makeup department head
Beth Anne McIvor	....	first assistant makeup artist

Production Management
Dave Mahoney	....	production manager

Art Department
Gary Barringer	....	graphic artist
Crystal Biloski	....	props
Nick Burns	....	storyboard artist
Jim Cebrowski	....	construction coordinator
Bruce Cook	....	set dresser
Robb Paraskevopoulos	....	set dresser
Remi Verfaillie	....	sets buyer

Sound Department
Russ Dyck	....	foley artist
Bruce Little	....	sound re-recording mixer
Anita Lubosch	....	sound effects editor
Paul Morrow	....	dialogue editor
Sacha Rosen	....	boom operator
Dino Schiavone	....	sound mixer

Stunts
Anthony 'Kim' Carlson	....	stunt double: Ian D. Clark
Tracey Gardhouse	....	stunt double: Rose (as Tracy Guardhouse)
Craig Skene	....	stunt rigger
Rick Skene	....	stunt coordinator
Rick Skene	....	stunt double: Gary Busey
Chuck Robinson	....	stunt coordinator (uncredited)
Dan Skene	....	stunt performer (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department
François Balcaen	....	key grip
Jim Campbell	....	generator operator
Allen Fraser	....	still photographer
Jason Heke	....	second assistant camera
Joao Holowka	....	gaffer
Reil Munro	....	grip
Claude Savard	....	Steadicam operator
Claude Savard	....	camera operator
John Stewart	....	best boy rigging electric
Ryan Wuckert	....	camera trainee

Animation Department
Gary Barringer	....	animator

Casting Department
Eleanor Erum	....	extras casting assistant
Kari Rieger	....	extras casting

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Patricia J. Henderson	....	assistant costume designer

Editorial Department
Brittany Smith	....	assistant editor

Transportation Department
Dave Perich	....	driver
Corey Walker	....	driver: cast

Other crew
Neal Baksh	....	assistant location manager
Dave Brown	....	firearms safety coordinator
Paul Courchaine	....	payroll accountant
Cathie J. Edgar	....	location manager
Jordan Fines	....	assistant wrangler (as Jordan A K Heppner)
Wendy Gaboury	....	key accountant
Andrew Gallinger	....	location assistant
Tracey Gardhouse	....	animal trainer
Tanya Mazur	....	script supervisor
Jennifer Omoth	....	first assistant accountant
RoseAnna Schick	....	unit publicist
Andrew Schulz	....	location production assistant
Kevin Uddenberg	....	assistant to director
Michelle Walker	....	key craft service

Production Companies

• Peace Arch Entertainment Group
• Paquin Entertainment Group
• Buffalo Gal Pictures
• RHI Entertainment

Distributors

• Schröder Media (2011) (Germany) (DVD)

Also Known As:

Runtime:

USA:88 min

Country:

USA | Canada

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.66 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby

Certification:

Australia:M | Germany:16

Filming Locations:

Stonewall, Manitoba, Canada

Company:

Peace Arch Entertainment Group

Goofs:

Factual errors: Several of the attack scenes show the tiger charging the victim from the front. All cats, from house mousers to the largest tigers, approach prey from the rear or side, and kill with a bite through the spine at the base of the neck. There are several documented cases of people avoiding big cat attack simply by keeping the approaching animal in front of them.

Movie Connections:

Referenced in "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Episode #20.159" (2012)

I gave it 4 out 10, just because this film have Gary Busey and big as* tiger.

Nothing to say about this film actually... It is boring, slow, predictable and so on and so on with negativity. The story is very lame, a tiger escapes his cage, due to road accident and he "befriended" with a little loser kid with imaginary friends... whose mother is a religious fanatic, I don't find this interesting. The killings in the film... well... well done! As expected, because filmmakers wanted to show that only. But fat sheriff's (Gary Busey) question "How come that tiger take out two heavily armed men?" Really! How?!?! How the f*ck he did that!??!?! The only thing I like about this film is Gary Busey, I really like that guy... even here, as a slow, monotone, gruff voiced sheriff, who looks like he don't give a flying f**k about his little town. And of course, I love tigers and that's because I gave it 4 out of 10. However... don't watch it, or better watch it... just to put you out of your insomnia.