Snowbeast

1977

Snowbeast

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Movie Info

Mystery hangs over the Rill Ski Resort in Colorado after a young skier is killed by a yeti. However, the Ski Resort owner and town sheriff are not keen to believe this tall tale, especially with the new season and festival looming ever closer. Carnage, mayhem and a man in a badly fitted yeti outfit, what's not to like?

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Horror, Mystery & Suspense, Television
Directed By:

Herb Wallerstein
Written By:

Joseph Stefano
In Theaters:

Apr 28, 1977 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

May 2, 2005
Runtime:

96 minutes
Studio:

Douglas S. Cramer Productions

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Cast

Bo Svenson
as Gar Seberg

Yvette Mimieux
as Ellen Seberg

Michael J. London

Robert Logan
as Tony Rill

Sylvia Sidney

Clint Walker
as Sheriff Paraday

Michael London

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Audience Reviews for Snowbeast

Jun 25, 2014

A bigfoot-like creature lightly terrorizes the ski slopes in this non-thriller originally made for TV. If you like watching people ski around looking for a monster that almost never appears, this is a great movie!

Greg S Super Reviewer
Nov 11, 2011

Another in a long line of Jaws echoes, this is probably more apparent in its borrowing than the others. Snowbeast is a made for TV movie about a ski lodge who's guests are under attack by a killer Yeti, or Bigfoot as they call it. Like the American International pictures like it, it isn't very good. However, there are a couple of positives to it. It's filmed very well with lots of very beautiful environment shots and the cast is pretty good. Other than that, it's just your standard 70's cornball fest with lots of bad action, questionable plot and nothing much fun to it. Worth a watch but not a repeat.

Tim S Super Reviewer
Feb 02, 2008

From the Mill Creek Drive-In Movie 50 Pack, My guess is, this was made for TV and Never Saw the Drive In Screen. A Big foot Type Creature, that you will see more often in the wild then you will in this movie. Did this really excite anyone back in 72???? If not in the 50 Movie Drive In Pack, it would have never made my collection, not even worth a rent.

Bruce B Super Reviewer