Help Identifying a Movie

[Shanester]

I saw this movie on TV and cannot say exactly when. Guessing, I think mid 1980's. I don't know who was in it, I just remember the basic synopsis and would like to see it again. Here is what I remember:

A hunting party of friends go out to a familiar cabin in the woods. They go out to hunt animals when they encounter another hunting party. The other party fires on them and I can't remember if there were simply injuries or if one of them was killed. They decide to get revenge by going back out a year later and and after plotting and planning, they head back out. While lying in ambush for the other party, the tables are turned. Any clues?

Its one of those movies I loved as a kid but want to see what I think as an adult. The results are usually disappointing ("Gargoyles" scared me silly as a kid and I'm not ashamed to admit it) but its something I must do. Thanks!

[megoapesnut]

Shoot is the name of the movie

[megoapesnut]

Cliff Robertson and Ernest Borgnine were two of the stars. It was actually released in 1976. Good flick, although it's a bit slow

[Shanester]

^You rock dude! Thanks so much.

[toys2cool]

dam sounds good

[megoapesnut]

I think you would like it, D. It starts off with a bang and has a "killer" ending, but it's pretty slow in between. It's a 70's TV movie. It's a bit dated, too. But well worth a viewing.

[Funkyterrance]

Gonna look it up and add to Neflix if they have it . Revenge flicks own.

[Funkyterrance]

Not on Netflix but I found it on youtube:

http://www.google.com/url?url=http:/...XjuEKg&cad=rja

[MegoMark71]

dam sounds good

Right, now i need to see it.

[emeraldknight47]

Sounds like a good way to kill a few brain cells for a couple of hours....!

[Bill]

Gargoyles! Ha!
I loved those rubber suited fellows as a kid.

[Shanester]

Gargoyles! Ha!
I loved those rubber suited fellows as a kid.

Yeah, Stan Winston's first gig.

Just watched Shoot on youtube and its still a cool movie. Its 1976 so things are a bit dated and Cliff Robertson is a tad corny (he is known for it), but it holds up. I have a fond memory of watching this with my Dad way back when. Check it out.