Day of the Animals
The depletion of Earth's ozone layer and the resulting increased exposure to ultraviolet radiation that follows it both affects the brains of all of the animals in the world in the hills and mountains of the world - specifically, those animals that live above an altitude of 5,000 feet - and causes them to become insane and to both attack and kill humans, which is very unfortunate for a group of hikers who have been dropped off up into the mountains by helicopter for a days-long nature hike just before a quarantine in the mountain village that they started from is announced.
- 1977
- 1 Hr 37 Mins
- Horror, Science Fiction, Suspense
The depletion of Earth's ozone layer and the resulting increased exposure to ultraviolet radiation that follows it both affects the brains of all of the animals in the world in the hills and mountains of the world - specifically, those animals that live above an altitude of 5,000 feet - and causes them to become insane and to both attack and kill humans, which is very unfortunate for a group of hikers who have been dropped off up into the mountains by helicopter for a days-long nature hike just before a quarantine in the mountain village that they started from is announced.
