Bless the Beasts & Children (1971) Trailer

Trailer for the 1971 film Bless the Beasts and Children. Directed by Stanley Kramer and starring Bill Mumy.

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Film & Animation

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• 70s
• Seventies
• 1971
• Trailer

[cheapcape]

Well the shooting scenes were NOT fake and that's disturbing. Anyone who enjoys murdering animals for fun alone is a sick fuck! Great movie.

[beeprobins]

Actually, I thought the "offical" did some mighty bad acting. Either that, or they made him look like a Doofus on purpose.

I guess that was the whole point of this ad--to make the adults look like morons and the teens look like caring, compassionate individuals.

[ChristopherJacques]

@monicasuetannehill Church people don't say that, Bible thumpers do.

[clocktime11]

The country singer Gentry of Montgomery/Gentry shot a bear in a cage with a bow, and tried to say he hunted it down in the wild after he had it stuffed for his frigging living room so he could brag to his children what a great hunter he was, look at their careers now....in the toilet. Animal rights are a popular and right thing to promote now. Animals need our protection.

[kyler187]

Capturing and killing Buffalo has prevented their extinction.

[GypsyFairy85]

Billy Mummy was hot back then.

[monicasuetannehill]

@HumblePie76 the movie was not a fictitious movie - it was a docudrama. Not the same as the church people saying harry potter books use REAL MAGIC SPELLS. LOL!!!

[monicasuetannehill]

the argument never ends. only these days - the bad guys seem to be winning.

[HumblePie76]

You dumb fucks. This interview is supposed to be fake. It's a trailer for the movie.

[Dragonfly6160]

Pretty good movie

[kencoa]

I doubt that any legitimate organization would have the word "Cult" in their name. Even then the word cult was associated with the "Manson Family" as well as "The Moonies" and the "Hare Krishnas". It would have been more believable if the organization was called "The American Gun Club". I'm an animal rights wacko (and proud of it) and I thought this trailer was more fake than professional wrestling.