Directed by: S.S. Wilson
Starring: Fred Ward, Michael Gross, Helen Shaver, Chris Gartin, Christopher Gartin
Visible crew/equipment: When Burt shoots at the Shrieker with the high-powered rifle, a frame of two before the Shrieker explodes, a wire is visible at the tip of its beak, holding it up. (01:16:45)
Visible crew/equipment: When Burt Gummer is shooting at the Shrieker, in the top left corner of the window you can see a crewmember quickly bash the window causing it to shatter.
Audio problem: In the scene where the Grabboid is pulling the truck with the chain attached and the guy is trying to shoot it, the gun noises do not match up with the muzzle flashes at all. At one point it is obvious he fires 2 shots, and yet 4 "bangs" can be heard.
Kate Reilly: Who named them graboids anyway?
Earl Bassett: A friend of ours, Walter Chang, he named them. Then they ate him.
Trivia: Early in production, the film was reportedly intended to be a theatrical release as the first film became a huge hit on VHS and on cable. However, when original co-stars Kevin Bacon and Reba McEntire were unable to commit for various reasons, the budget was lowered and it became a direct-to-video feature. While this was initially disappointing, it paid off in the long run, as it launched a continuing franchise with a further five sequels and a popular (but short-lived) TV series.
Question: What is the name of the BFG (Big F*****g Gun) the Burt uses? If it is a real weapon were can i find out more information on it?
Answer: It's a 50 caliber Grizzly Big Bore rifle. They are real. Just put "Grizzly .50 Big Bore" into your search engine and you will find plenty of sites.
Grumpy Scot