Top 10 Most Provocative Survival Movies (1970–1985) | Part 3

The wildest survival movies are back. In Part 3 of our Most Provocative Survival Movies series, we're diving into ten more unforgettable survival films from 1970 to 1985 — a time when filmmakers weren't afraid to mix wilderness adventure with brutal violence, exploitation, killer animals, disturbing situations, and occasionally a little nudity. From hostile jungles and isolated wilderness to satanic cults, feral dogs and people far more dangerous than nature itself, these movies show just how far survival cinema was willing to go. Some became classics. Others disappeared into exploitation history. But all ten offer their own twisted version of one simple question: how far would you go to survive? Movies featured: No Blade of Grass (1970) Cornel Wilde The Pack (1977) Robert Clouse Day of the Animals (1977) William Girdler Race with the Devil (1975) Jack Starrett Death Weekend (1976) William Fruet Southern Comfort (1981) Walter Hill Walkabout (1971) Nicolas Roeg The Hills Have Eyes (1977) Wes Craven Deliverance (1972) John Boorman Massacre in Dinosaur Valley (1985) Michele Massimo Tarantini Which movie would you least want to find yourself trapped inside? And if you've seen Parts 1 and 2, tell me which survival movie has been your favorite from all three lists. Subscribe for more forgotten, provocative, bizarre and outrageous movies from the 60s, 70s and 80s. #SurvivalMovies #ExploitationMovies #70sMovies #80sMovies #CultMovies #BMovies #Grindhouse #RetroCinema #ForgottenMovies #SurvivalHorror