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Kilowog-core Jun 9, 2024

Night of the Lepus is such a weird terrible movie, but attack of the uwu is much more terrifying!

(Art sampled from "Shazam!" Vol. 5 #12)

#DIalogueEdit #ComicEdit

#Shazam #Bunny #NightoftheLepus #Uwu #Horror #NewComicBookDay #DCComics #Comics

Ra Mar 19, 2024

@coderCyclist be warned though, it's not a great film— compared to 'Them', perhaps. Last saw it when we were kids and was not even impressed at that age. It needs a dark 21st C. reimagining with a bewildering CG budget, and COVID era underpinnings. #nightofthelepus

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Schlockluster Video May 31, 2023

@QuirkyFilms I think Night of the Lepus is my favorite movie of the "eco-horror" monster zeitgeist in the early 70s! All of them are really interesting cultural artifacts of the early environmental movement; still, probably not what Rachel Carson had in mind when writing Silent Spring! 🤣👍📼
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#NightOfTheLepus #StuartWhitman #MonsterMovies #Art

QuirkyFilms May 30, 2023

#NightOfTheLepus aka #Rabbits (1972) 🐰
Giant mutant rabbits terrorize the south-west.
#CreatureFeature #FilmsWithBite #FilmMastodon 📽️ 🎬

Dark Corners Reviews Apr 20, 2023

Great Horror Movie Posters day 40. #GreatHorrorMoviePosters #MoviePosters #Cinemastodon #NightoftheLepus

Dark Corners Reviews Apr 9, 2023

Great Horror Movie Posters day 30. Since it's Easter... #GreatHorrorMoviePosters #MoviePosters #CineMastodon #NightofTheLepus #HappyEaster

Kevin C 🎬Apr 8, 2023

I am #NowWatching a movie about a bunch of giant wild rabbits killing people in the American southwest, and I thought rabbits were herbivors.🤷‍♂️
#NightOfTheLepus #Movies

Cultura Mar 30, 2023

It's the Gutter's own Angela Englert on that holiday classic, Night of the Lepus (1972)! https://culturalgutter.com/2023/03/30/silly-rabbits/

#movies #horror #1970s #rabbits #bunnies #NightOfTheLepus

Silly Rabbits

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Terry Boon (moved)Jan 8, 2023

@marquisdegeek Given the theoretical population growth problem which resulted in #Fibonacci's famous sequence (https://www.mathscareers.org.uk/the-mathematics-of-rabbit-island/ ), would the movie be about a plague of undying, ever-reproducing rabbits?

Or is that concept fully played out after infamously ridiculous 1972 film #NightOfTheLepus? (There are not *quite* eight million reviews of that on the Internet, but here is one for starters... https://www.shockcinemamagazine.com/lepus.html )