This horror film explores how fear of the unknown drives community panic and irrational decision-making, as residents of a Colorado ski resort struggle to balance economic interests (the 50th annual Winter Carnival) with genuine safety concerns about a mysterious creature attacking guests. The narrative demonstrates how fear can lead to dangerous rationalizations, as characters debate whether to report the threat to authorities or suppress information to protect the event, ultimately revealing that the creature is a real threat that requires collective action rather than denial.
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Something Is Hunting the Slopes | SNOWBEAST | Full Horror Movie
Added:- Come on, let's go.
Hey Jennifer, let's go back. Why it's gorgeous skiing.
'cause it something funny. Oh, come on.
Hey Jennifer, look at these some joker snow shoes from some mail order novelty house.
- Hello everyone. I'm Mrs. Carrie Real, as you probably know, and I'd like to welcome all of you to the real large and our 50th annual Winter con.
All of us here have been looking forward to this big event for some time.
Even the weather has blessed us with good snow and cold sunny skies.
I'm sure you'll agree that the events that we have lined up will make this our best winter carnival yet.
Let me tell you a little about what we have planned.
First of all, you may compete in as many of the events as you mine to.
We've got cross country skiing, snowmobiling, dog sled racing, and every variety of alpine skiing, dial and freestyle skiing.
Yeah, it's what we used to call hot dogging.
But you hotdog will be judged on grace and originality, not on your Udacity.
Here's Billy Joe, the - Snow queen.
Hi, how are you? Hail to the queen - Charlie.
Mr. Roland, can I help you Buster? Come on Charlie. No, - Tony, could you come out here a second?
Buster Smith wants to talk to you.
- Hi Buster. What can I do for you? Mr. Can I talk to you a moment in private? Sure.
- I am so pleased you remembered Betty Jo, even though your mother's too young to remember that I was the very first queen of our very first winter carnival, but I was only 16.
That was 50 years ago. Charlie.
Tony, this is a fine time to be going skiing - Now.
Hardly. Grandma, we have a little problem.
- The manager takes care of big problems, which we don't have at real large.
- No, no big problems here. Grandma.
- He thinks because he's my grandson, he can treat me as if I were his grandmother.
- Heidi. - Heidi, can you explain to me exactly where you won't - Believe me either?
Nobody will ever believe me.
- Well, what's more important, finding your friend or trying to convince us that there's some kind of monster out there?
- There is. I saw it's footprints.
I heard it and it's got Jennifer and all anybody's doing around.
You're staring at me like I'm crazy.
- Nobody thinks you're crazy.
The problem is the patrolmen haven't been able to find Jennifer yet.
In fact, they can't even find your tracks.
So you're gonna have to get ahold of yourself and take us back out there again.
- I'm not going back. Please don't ask me to please.
I can't. Okay?
- Okay. But you can describe this spot, can't you?
- No. God, the only thing I can remember are those footprints.
Whew. So cool. I'm scared once.
What am I gonna tell Jennifer's parents?
You always expect me to keep an eye on her.
I'm gonna call him right now.
- Oh, no, no, no. Don't worry them. I'm unnecessarily like that.
We're gonna find Jennifer, I promise you.
Let's get back to the lodge and get yourself warmed up.
I'll have Buster drive you down.
Hey, try not to worry, okay? We're gonna find her.
I'm telling you.
- We passed an old barn off by itself near a stream.
- Good girl. Take her down to the lodge.
Have my grandmother keep an eye on her.
I'd hate to have our guests or anybody at carnival here.
That kind of story for many of us. Huh?
Let's split up, see what we can find.
We'll meet back at the lodge in a half hour. Let's go.
- Did we have your autograph, Mr. Seaburn?
You gave my father one at the 68 Winter Olympics, but then when you won that gold medal, he sold it.
- He did. What did he get for it?
- Don't tell him. Let him keep his ions.
Thank you. Will you be staying for the whole winter carnival?
- I think so. - Esther's great. Well thank you.
- What? It's nice to feel wanted somewhere - Coming.
- Hi Tony. Hey - Tony.
I don't think you recognized this.
- I think he did. - Perhaps he's got something more important to do right now.
- No Good old Tony knows. I'm gonna ask him for a job.
- How could he know that he hasn't heard from you in ages?
- And you were right.
Coming up here was a dumb idea.
- I never said it was a dumb idea.
I just said you might be better off looking for work outside the ski business.
- This is all I know how to do.
- You know what I think? You don't really want a job.
This is just an excuse to back out and still feel right about it.
- This wasn't an animal and it wasn't human either.
- Well, it certainly narrows it down.
Did the other men see it?
- I don't think so. You didn't ask them. Did it see it?
That it told me? Me.
- They thought Heidi was imagining things they couldn't possibly think they had of you.
One word from you. It'd be all over town in a minute.
Or to find time to have a panic.
Just before I went to carnival.
- I'm not hiding anything.
I didn't tell the men because I wanted to get them out of the area as quick as I could.
- Not because you have a vested interest in the future of this resort.
- Grandma, I'm gonna try to spell it out for you.
Very simple.
There's something very strange and very dangerous out there.
And if I thought it would stay up there, fine, we could designate the area avalanche prone and just seal it off.
- Well, if it were going to come any nearer, wouldn't it have done so by now?
- What do you base that on?
You don't know anything about it.
I mean, you don't know how long it's been up there.
When it got there. It could have got there last night - Just in time for the winter carnival.
- What are you being so facetious about?
- For heaven's sake. What do you want us to do?
- Report it to sheriff per day. Immediately - Report what to sheriff per day.
Can you hear yourself describing what you saw, what you thought you saw, Tony?
We need this carnival.
It's what keeps the tourists coming here all year round.
The whole town needs it.
- I know all that.
- Well then let's just hold our fire until the carnival is over.
I agree with you. Let's designate the area restricted.
Tell a maintenance crew to put up a slew of signs.
- And what do you tell Jennifer's parents?
- Tony? I, I'm not being insensitive.
Just realistic. You know what I think?
I think it was an avalanche.
Bodies do disappear in avalanche as you know.
- Are you forgetting about Heidi?
- I'm, I'm not worried about Heidi.
I certainly don't have to worry about you, Tony. Do I?
After all, you are my grandson.
- Charlie, see if you can locate Sheriff Parity for me.
Oh, alright. Car Ellen, I'm sorry I had to keep running.
Crisis. You two look great.
Does he still wears the gold medals to bed?
Listen, I'm still running. Let's get together.
Have a drink later on and confess everything.
I've forgotten how beautiful you are.
- You always were the winner. I need a job, Tony. Not - Anymore.
You now, - Mr. Rill. I heard you didn't find the girl.
You want me to go up there where you've been with Heidi?
Yeah. I wish you your grandmother and the doc to give her something.
Put her out for a while. She was pretty bad shock. Look Mr. Ri, I'm supposed to have the rest of the day off.
I got a pretty good idea where the girl is up there in that mountain.
It's alright with you. I'd like to take a couple of patrollers up there.
Look around, see what I can find.
- No. And that's an order. - May I ask why?
- 'cause I don't want anybody up there.
I want the area posted.
You get ahold of Ben Cochran and maintenance.
You tell 'em to get ready to put a lot of signs up there.
- Yes sir. Saying what? What?
How do you want the signs to read? Restricted areas.
- John, where you going?
- What's the matter, son? What's the matter? Speak up - Inside - The water truck.
Oh my. Oh - Hey Tony.
Sheriff, I want to talk to you. Sure.
Okay, hold up right there.
- Unit two calling. Unit one. Unit two. Calling Unit one, - Unit two. Go ahead - Sheriff.
Some ski patroller wants to talk to - You.
Yeah. What about the man said murder. What?
Where? Out at the - Old Fairchild place.
I'm on my way Tony. He's gonna have to wait. Wait a - Sorry.
I'm late. How's our new superstar?
- Your grandmother decided that a living legend is just what this place needs.
- Hmm. May I have some coffee please?
Just like some more tea. Mr. Seabert?
- Yes. Thank you Mr. Real - Tea.
- What is it? Tell me. - Pressures comes with - Inheriting all this.
I must tell you, I'm very impressed you really built this into something.
- Well, thank you. - Thank you for giving God a job.
- That's all in our favor. But he told me he had a hard time getting you up here.
How come?
- Well, I only get two weeks off a year, you know?
And I had my heart set on a warm climate.
- Hmm. - And I, I was afraid of seeing you again after all this time.
Everything we had.
- What did you think would happen?
- I don't know. I've been having a lot of fantasies about you for the last year.
- Fantasies about me. Good or bad?
- Not bad. Friend of mine.
A doctor said that when a woman starts having fantasies about the man she didn't marry, she's not getting enough realities from the man.
She did.
- Hmm. I think your friend is talking to you about sexual realities and you're not.
- Reality is the problem.
You know, Tony, if I were an archeologist or something, it wouldn't be so bad.
But I'm a reporter.
Television is all here and now it's exciting, it's challenging, stimulating.
That's where I am all day.
That I go home to Gar and it's the winter of 68.
That's where he is.
- How long has he been like that?
- Do you know that He hasn't been up on his ski since he won the gold medals?
- That's incredible. Now maybe coming up here, he'll change all that.
- Not his fault entirely.
25% of the world watched him win those medals.
The president called him. He was on magazine covers.
He did television commercials. He was a hero for an instant.
And whatever it takes to go back to being an ordinary mortal, God doesn't have it.
It's, it's really a form of paralysis.
- Well, as I see the problem, doctor, you're still in love with a man.
- Well, I could fall out of love with him.
It'd be so much easier.
You know, marriage can survive a lot of things, but it can't survive.
Lack of respect. And I've lost about all the respect I've had for him.
- I need a nap. Wait a minute. You know what you need?
You need to have someone say he loves you. And I do you now.
I always have.
- I saw that, you know, kissing my wife and put hey, guess who's been elected to Crown Queen, Betty Jo.
He was truly, did I - Gar, are you still a good marksman?
- You mean on the rifle and range?
- No, not necessarily. - What do you mean?
- Okay. Whatever I tell you, you'd have to promise me not to repeat it to anybody.
- Okay? You serious, aren't - You?
- Not even Ellen. Especially Ellen. Why?
Especially Helen.
- 'cause she's a news person.
Okay, - Tony, - Meet me in an hour at the swimming pool, okay?
Okay.
- You better take the boy home.
Now, Mr. Cochran, I appreciate your help.
Yeah, thanks.
- It sounds like it's troubling you.
Tony, why don't you tell me what it is.
- You remember a news story a few months back, some hikers claim that one of their party, a young girl, was carried off by a 12 foot Harry Monster.
- Yeah. Bigfoot. - You believe in such a creature.
- I really don't know. But you know, they say that there are hundreds of them roaming around all over the country - Who says - Lots of people right after that story broke, Helen did a special on the Bigfoot controversy.
So she traveled all over the country, interviewed dozens of people who supposedly had seen one of them.
Has one of them been seen around here?
Is that what your crisis is all about?
- Well, I saw something gar.
It was monstrous and it wasn't an animal and it wasn't human either.
- And now you find that you're too rational and too realistic to allow yourself to believe it was something else.
Is that it?
- Little bit of all that. - And that's why you hired me to go out and blow its brains out, right?
Talked about friendship. Give it of something else.
- I didn't give - You a job as a hired killer, Gar.
Of course not. You were only thinking of this town that you love so very much. You're damn right I am.
- That thing is dangerous. Gar.
- Okay? Just because it doesn't look like you or me makes it a thing.
And then it's all right to go out and kill it in cold blood, right?
And how do you know it's dangerous?
Everyone who's ever been in contact once says exactly the same thing.
It stares at you for a few seconds and then it disappears again into the wilderness.
- Except when it feels like carrying off a young girl.
- That - Story turned out to be a hoax.
I'm not talking about that story.
I'm talking about one of our guests.
I found her jacket the other day.
It looked like it had been ripped off her body and it was bloodstain.
And I believe that thing killed her.
- You seen my husband? No, Ellen, I haven't.
- Jimmy, are you looking for me?
- No. Sheriff Ade needs to see Tony right away.
You have any idea where he might be?
- No, I haven't. Well, Ellen, it seems as if both our men are missing something wrong.
- Nothing you want to hear about.
And look, I gotta get right back out there.
As soon as he shows up, will you tell him the sheriff wants him to come right out to the old Fairchild farm?
Jeff? I went out to the real lodge.
They don't know where Tony is. I talked to Mrs. Real.
Told her as soon as he shows up, send him out here right away.
Okay? You make anything of this donate?
I've got a sauce. Saw something up there. Where?
- Come on, we gotta get to the board. Sheriff's waiting for - Hi Cole.
I got here as fast as I could.
Scar Seaberg, our ski school director. Sheriff, what's up?
- Well, I think we found that missing girl where Cochrane's found her inside dead.
I understand she was a guest at the lodge.
I was hoping you could help me identify - Her.
I must have seen her somewhere.
Maybe I'll recognize her when I see her face.
- She doesn't have one.
It's pretty obvious she wasn't murdered.
Only human beings commit murder and whatever.
Did that wasn't even halfway human. What do you think, Tony?
Can you help me? Is that her? Sir? What do you base that on?
Color of her suit. How would you know the color of her clothes?
- It matches the jacket I found.
- You found the jacket where?
- On the north slope.
We were looking for her up there yesterday.
Her friend thought she might have had an accident.
- So the patrollers told me, but they didn't say anything about a jacket.
- We spread out in different directions. Cole.
- But you came together again. That's - Right.
- So why didn't you show them the jacket? What?
Why didn't you show them the jacket, Tony?
I left it where I found it as a marker.
Is that what you wanted to talk to me about?
- That's right. I wanted to see you about it first.
I didn't wanna put the town in a panic.
- And what about this stuff?
Heidi told the patrol about a monster.
- Heidi only saw the footprints. I saw the thing itself.
Alright, tell me about it.
- Well, I can certainly understand your grandmother not wanting any of this to get out.
You know, she may be right about it being a grizzly winter attacks are not all that rare. You know - Cole?
It's not a grizzly. What do you think it is?
Garth thinks it's one of those legendary creatures called Bigfoot.
- That's right. The legends.
I've heard about Bigfoot putting pretty firmly in the Pacific Northwest.
Not necessarily Sheriff - Ellen tells me there, there are hundreds of them roaming around all over the country.
Ellen, oh, my wife.
She's a TV journalist and a while back she did a special on the Bigfoot controversy.
Did they settle anything? Nah.
Not what you, a sheriff would consider hard evidence.
But she did run across a couple of interesting points.
She went up to Washington State and met with an anthropologist.
He showed her, oh, I think she said 150 photographs, hand and footprints of so-called bigfoots.
Now if you want to know more about it, I suggest you go and talk to Helen.
- Whatever did that to that girl.
Less people are getting its way the more of us gonna stay alive.
Right? So we're gonna say that the girl was mauled to death by a crazed grizzly out of hibernation.
That's the story I'd like for you to tell your wife, Mr. Seaberg. Alright sheriff. I went for now.
That is, thank you.
Tomorrow morning when it gets daylight, I'd like for the three of us to sneak out here, track that thing down and kill it.
- We just lost Mr. Seaberg.
- Now you didn't sheriff whatever.
Did that to that girl in there. Just got to be destroyed.
Fine.
- Okay.
- She wasn't even 20 to think that something like that could happen to her - Small to death by a grizzly and in the dead of winter.
Come on Doug. You can't believe that something else happened to that girl Personally, I'm - Scared and I'm leaving.
Where in the world have you been?
We've been calling all over town for you. What?
- What? What's wrong? - You were supposed to be at the high school auditorium over an hour ago.
- Oh, - Tony, will you go to the airport?
I had to notify that poor girl's parents they're doing any minute.
- What'd you tell 'em, grandma?
- Nothing except that you'd be there to meet them.
Come on.
- Hi girls - Is Hi. Oh, I'm sorry.
- Hi, Betty Jo. This.
- Oh, Betty Joe smile.
I am trying to smile, but I keep imagining how that poor Betty Joe.
It's carnival time and you are the queen.
- Are you alright? You see it? Did you see it?
- What a mess. How we gonna write this one up? I don't know - What, please tell Tony.
I'm sorry. He right. I should have let him report it.
But we had to have our winter carnival. It was our 50th it.
- I guarantee you. It'll continue for the next 50 years.
Now you take care of yourself. Alright.
- Still can't get ahold of Tony.
Seems to be a lot of hysteria back at the launch. Bad news.
Travels fast. You better let me drive you back, Mr. Seaberg.
Don't worry about the car. I'll have one of my deputies take care of it.
Your wife's probably worrying about you. Appreciate it.
Well, you sure picked a bad time to go to work for real watch.
Yep. Whatcha gonna do next?
Well, as soon as it's daylight, I'm gonna get out there and see if I can't track that thing down.
I'd like to come along with you if you don't mind.
Well, Tony says you're a crack shot. Sure.
By the way, did you teach your wife to ski like that?
Like what? When did you ever see her ski?
Well, she followed us clear out to the barn.
I saw her up in the hills watching us.
Then I guess she turned around and headed back.
- I wonder how she found out there was something going on.
- Well, sir, I was wondering the same thing till I found out she was a lady reporter.
Yeah. My deputy figures that she overheard him telling Mrs. Re to send Tony out there. And I guess something in the way.
He said it must have tweaked her nose for news. Right.
At any rate, let's hope that by this time of morning night, we'll have an end of this story for her.
- Hey Vinny, how are you? Have you seen my wife?
Not since this afternoon. Oh, hey wait. Excuse me Mr. Seaberg. But I got to check that couple out.
They'll walk right out without paying.
- Okay. Alright. I understand now. You saw my wife this afternoon. Did you see her come - Back?
No.
- I was so terrified.
- Oh, thank God. You know you scared a hand outta me.
- Yeah, - I'm proud of you.
I'm sorry I let us drift so far apart.
- Well, we both can I let that happen?
- I should have been there when you needed me all these years.
- You finally were. - I was - Sure if you hadn't gotten lost.
I would never have had good enough reason to get back on my ski again.
- I wasn't.
- I stood on top of this mountain, looked down and I saw myself.
Instead of flying down, I was falling down completely outta control.
But once I got skiing, it was great.
It was really great. Dylan, I should have told you a long time ago, but I never skied after 68.
I think it's because I saw too many champions become has beens.
I didn't want to be a has been.
So I figured, but by not skiing anymore more, I'd stay on top.
But I didn't because things don't happen that way.
They don't. I've been such a fool, Ellen.
- Oh, not a fool. I love, we're all afraid of failing.
- No, not you. - Oh yes. Me.
- I never knew that. I - Never showed you.
- Have you been keeping things from me? No.
Will you kiss me? I thought you'd never ask.
- This is Bud. We've checked the north slope for Mr. And Mrs. Seaberg. No sign of anyone or anything in this area.
- I love you.
- Did you say something?
- Let's go home. God, do we have Jim?
Come on.
You sure you wanna go home?
I am gonna check the barn. Call - Tony.
Wait a minute. Up there on the hill. Well, no, it's gone.
But I saw it. I I, I swear we're gonna have to go back over the bridge and turn around to get over there.
- Hey Johnny.
God. Tony. Oh Tony, - You okay?
We're alright. Sheriff and his deputy's up there looking for right now.
- Ready? Fire.
- I told the sheriff I was gonna catch up with him.
Guess you two Better get some sleep, huh? No.
I'll go with you after the night you've been through. Sure.
- From asleep when you come in. Wake me up.
- We got it. The sheriff themselves shot it right between the eyes.
We're bringing it in.
- I couldn't believe one of those things would be out in the winter turn.
Yeah. I'm amazed. I some shot.
Mr. S one thing is the lodge. Okay.
Do you mind if I ask you a yes or no question?
Well, that all depends as a friend. Pardon?
More as a time saver though.
Because if your answer is yes, there's no sense in us talking.
Did you know you were killing the wrong thing?
- All I know for sure Mr. Seaberg, is that something came charging out of that brush at me and it wasn't humor.
Are you that sure that it was the wrong thing?
- Well, I don't know. But it seems to me that the best way to find out is to cut it open and see what's inside.
- Look, sheriff, if the people of this town are in danger, don't you think it's your responsibility to warn them?
Even if it means calling off the wind of Carnival?
- Look, Mrs. Seaberg, what is it that I'm gonna warn the people against?
A man beast.
A legend who's very existence is oddly disputed.
- Disputed By whom? Well - By the US Army Corps of Engineers.
For one, I wouldn't know this, but I talked to Washington this morning and they said that they don't have one piece of evidence.
Nothing they've seen or heard that would stand up under scientific scrutiny.
Now, is that what you want me to warn the people against?
Can you honestly expect them to believe it?
An unseasonal bear is one thing, but a legend is.
Or just that a legend.
- Bigfoot has been cited in the northwest for the last 150 years.
There are verified recordings of attacks.
I had a man on my television show just recently who swears he threw a rocket one and it ran away.
But I don't think what we've seen has been put.
I don't think it's as simple as that.
- I agree. There've been enough happenings around here.
All it takes is one person who doesn't believe it was a bear.
And you'll have a stampede on your hand.
- That's just the point. I don't want these hills full of people shooting at each other.
Now you don't believe it was that bear, do you?
- No. It was not a bear. - What do you think it was? I - Don't know.
A mutant of some kind.
Something left over from the last ice age. I don't know.
Whatever it is, it's still out there and it's a killer.
- What do you suggest? We do?
- What you told my husband we should do in the first place.
But this time let's really do it.
- That's right. And you can count on me. Sharon, - What you're saying is you want us to go up there, just the two of us and destroy this thing. That's right.
- Just the three of us.
- Just the four of us. Everybody ready?
- I think we should call it a day and head back for the camper.
Well, he knows where we're at.
- Maybe we ought move camp. No, we're gonna stay right here.
Settle down and wait for him.
Isn't that better than cruising around on the off chance that we might cite him?
- He's got a point. - Well, we'll have to keep watching all night.
- Two at a time.
I said the four of us, didn't I?
- You did. - Look, you two go first.
I'll make dinner, Tony.
- Okay. Would you hold these?
- You're blue bluer. You know - What a, - Your eyes, can I ask you a question that's been following me around for a long time?
Yeah. Why did you decide against me? I, - I didn't decide against you, Tony.
I decided for Gar. I loved you both.
You know. But he needed me - And I didn't.
But it's okay. Huh? You've just answered an 8-year-old question.
Friends.
- Friends, always.
- Sorry. Watch. Gentlemen.
- Made some dinner. It's on the table for you.
- Sounds great.
- Good morning.
Oh, Cole. Oh, cool. Are you hurt?
Oh my God. Come on down.
- All, let's slow down. It's not chasing us anymore.
- Got what it wants. Well, he's no longer killing guests to eat.
That last attack wasn't mindless. That was a plan.
Counter attack. We're not gonna get very far walking the barn's down here.
Let's head for it. Hey Tony, that's not a very good idea.
- Why not? - Because that's where he is.
Been stashing his food.
Can you imagine us being there when he shows up?
Now it's already lost two from there.
He is as smart as you think he is.
He would come back to the barn again. Let's go - Antonio, where you going?
There's three sets of skis and three rifles.
Back up at that camper. Why don't you stay with Ellen?
There's no sense in all of us risking our lives. Hold on.
- Would you say we would stay together until this thing was over? Yeah.
- Remember, we're more vulnerable if we split up.
- Okay, let's go.
- This new snow is just gonna make everything more difficult for us.
- Yeah, but a lot easier for it.
- Come on.
- Wait a second. Where were your rifles? When the camper turned over - By the side of it.
- But the extra rifles were inside, weren't they?
- Yeah. - Okay. Now if I put the logs down, will you go in and get 'em?
- Can you see the rifles? No. Where can you find anything?
There's some skis. Oh, - Great.
Throw 'em up.
- Hey, there should be a service revolver in the cab.
Alan, look at a closet. The rovers might be there. All - Right, - Tony.
Look. Found the gun - I using it Hit us.
Go finish it.
- Get the rifles, Allen - And the other skis. Okay.
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