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Bearded, be-jeaned and sporting a Beatle cut, McCallum's biology professor stumbles through the movie - usually accompanied by beercan - mumbling his disgust over the idiocy of his students and cynicism about his dilettante colleagues at a small, isolated college campus. The local dogs seem to share his view that the planet could do without this particular bunch of morons, and proceed to dispose of them with much slavering and gnashing of teeth. McCallum suspects that olfactory stimuli can cause mass behaviour in animals, and he just manages to survive; perhaps it was his resemblance to an Old English Sheepdog that fooled 'em.
Release Details
Duration:90 mins
Cast and crew
Director:Burt Brinckerhoff
Screenwriter:O'Brian Tomalin
Cast:
David McCallum
George Wyner
Eric Server
Sandra McCabe
Sterling Swanson
Holly Harris
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