Movies are often made with the intention of being thrilling and suspenseful, but the 1981 film "Roar" took this concept to a whole new level. Directed by Noel Marshall, the film was shot in a remote area of Africa with over 150 untrained wild animals, including lions, tigers and jaguars. The result was one of the most dangerous movie productions in history. Not in the mood to read? Watch the video here. Looking for some really awesome merchandise? Visit our Red Bubble store. The idea for "Roar" came to Marshall after he and his family had lived with several big