Snowbeast (1977) | RETRO HORROR MOVIE | Bo Svenson - Yvette Mimieux - Robert Logan

A Colorado ski resort is besieged by a sub-human beast that commits brutal murders on the slopes.
Snowbeast (1977)
Starring: Bo Svenson, Yvette Mimieux, Robert Logan
Director: Herb Wallerstein
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[@Ann-qr2pv]

Don't know why people are bashing this movie and actors, it's really a good movie for the time period it was made for tv. at the time it was shown on tv, I was 22. It was real scary and they didn't have to show the beast very much for it to be scary. Thanks for posting this movie.

[@benjaminburch2754]

I loved this movie, I was a kid when I watched this, it was Big Bad Bo Svenson that made me watched this.

[@Sawlon]

I hear ya! I was 23.

[@user-kf8wb2cq4f]

Movies were better back then.👍

[@nicholasmorsovillo2752]

Same here I saw this movie too and I have a d.v.d box set with it on one of the d.v.d.s even though the version I have of it is the shortened version as some scenes were cut out like the scene where they were in the school and the main heroes grandmother was talking to the girl called Betty Joe saying 'Betty Joe Smile' and she looks up and sees the title monster right outside the window and another part was when everyone was running out of the school they didn't show that as it showed Betty Joe going right to the truck her mother was in after the title monster killed her and I even saw the remake of this movie where it had one of the main characters of the Dukes of Hazzard t.v. series in it where he played a researcher studying linxs with his 2 assistants and his daughter.

[@user-mf1wx2kj1c]

I love it

[@TheScaryTruthCatalyst]

Still better than 99% of modern horror movies today...

[@user-kf8wb2cq4f]

Absolutely true. CGI and bad acting today ruin movies.

[@deathmetaldouglas69]

Then most of them are crap then. I saw this in 1977 as a kid and again in 2005. They don't even show the monster dead at the end. Not satisfying just as I remembered as a kid. I'm not a gore hound but this made for TV crap did not impress me when I was like 8 yrs old.

[@deathmetaldouglas69]

@@user-kf8wb2cq4f You think the acting in this is good? OK.

[@capoislamort100]

@@deathmetaldouglas69what type of movies scared you as a kid?

[@deathmetaldouglas69]

@@capoislamort100 There are quite a few. I'll just stick to a couple. "Horror Express" (1972) scared the CRAP out of me and my lil brother. We saw it on TV probably in 1976. Had to sleep with the light on for months. A couple years later the re-make of "Invasion of the Body Snatchers". Having no light was not enough. Now we could not SLEEP either.

[@tennesseegirl5539]

Excellent cast!⭐️ Clint Walker, Bo Swenson!!!!

[@mrtnt3462]

Cheyenne & Buford Pusser [Bo Svenson the 2nd Buford Pusser].

[@guntertorfs6486]

Almost 14 foot of human being combined !

[@tennesseegirl5539]

@@guntertorfs6486 😂

[@jacchristian4132]

Clint Walker wasn't in the credits!

[@kenarmstrong2192]

He was mentioned in credits as special guest star@@jacchristian4132

[@Bogweed]

as a kid in the early 80s, I wanted to see this film so badly, but I was too young to rent it in the local videostore. I have never been able to trace it down. So thank you for the upload. Better late than never, and I enjoyed it alot:)

[@pietervaneeden2869]

😊😊😊 name TV v , ppl. Prezzies😊😊

[@markunger1098]

Saw this when i was a kid and it scared the hell out of me. Found it on prime a while back and also shared on other KZbin channels. This is the clearest print since watching it on tv back in the seventies.

[@darrylcampbell4411]

Yep Bro it scared the shit out of me so much I ended up crawling into my parents bed. LOL. this was back when it first aired on TV in the 70s. I was 10 years old. LOL. Just found it on you tube here and recgognised it straight away..... Ahhhhh.

[@lisacox8109]

Í watched this as a kid and I still watch it because I'm still a kid.

[@sharongoodsell9341]

Yeh I'm still a kid at 64

[@lisadolan689]

🙌

[@JS-wn2dx]

Staying a kid means you’ll always have fun.

[@Kimberly-pf4iy]

@sharongoodsell9341 I'm 61 years old, and I still love old movies. There is nothing wrong with enjoying movies and/or TV shows from the past. You keep on being you. Peace and God bless. 😊

[@joanneellis3154]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@BabakPA]

There was a magic back in those days! I wish I could go back and away from this nightmare in 2023.

[@benjaminburch2754]

Me too! Better music, people trying to better themselves not canceling or becoming woke😂!

[@Ann-qr2pv]

I hear you. I would like that too, but I had a lot of heartache back then as my best friend was murdered. That was a living nightmare. I still deal with it today. Didn't realize, but back then they didn't have a name for it. I have PTSD because of it. I don't know all the triggers. It's horrifying when it happens, as I can't make it stop. But this movie is great with low level gore. All the crap that's happening today I would love it to all go away. Nice there are more people with the same feelings about what's happening around us in America. but you know, I think it's happening world wide. Now that's scary.

[@BabakPA]

@@Ann-qr2pv I am very sorry you had to go through that❤️❤️

[@Ann-qr2pv]

@@BabakPA Thank you. One day at a time. It'll be okay someday. Maybe. :)

[@BabakPA]

@@Ann-qr2pv ❤️🙏🏻

[@Supermans-Drunk]

The beast's face in the window scared the absolute shit out of me.

[@wambathewisefool2893]

me too....I hid behind our couch and watched it.

[@TallSilentGuy]

1:25:32 And yet the same face in broad daylight is the least scary thing EVER.

[@Surprise_Inspection]

Because that scene was based on a true story.

[@r4mbo4974jr]

Me too. Absolutely terrified me.

[@alexthomas6274]

I laughed. It looked like what would happen if Goofy and shaggy dog was mixed together it looked silly😂

[@lyndoncmp5751]

What is refreshing about this film watching it today, is no annoying teenage/pretty young thing characters. All the main characters are mature adults. You rarely get that in similar genre films today.

[@darkangel7820]

Exactly. Or a b1t©h in high heels!! I always say you can always tell when a si©k POS man wrote/directed a movie! And the $+upid ridiculous s3x scenes!! I see that bullsh1t I'm done. IDC how good of a movie it had the potential of being.

[@Kimberly-pf4iy]

I agree. Good horror movies with imagination are a thing of the past. The teenage/pretty young things are also stupid.

[@lyndoncmp5751]

@@Kimberly-pf4iy Yes, I usually turn off when I see the main characters are all young and good looking. 😂

[@truthadvocacy]

The women seen in the skiing scene were not "mature adults", but young adults.

[@johnellharris1366]

Thank God for art such as this,brings back memories the world was less complicated.Great film.

[@angelopatterson226]

Yeah the 70s were great 👍 😊

[@kindspirit7]

Not to be a sour puss but the 70s were just as bad as now. We were still at odds with Russia(Soviet Union) as we are today, Israel conflicts with Arab world still going on and on top of that we had impending oil embargo in 79. Maybe like me you were just young kid and seemed less immediate than it was for our parents. Just guessing.

[@johnellharris1366]

@@kindspirit7 Thanks for your reply,yes the world has it’s problems and it always will but moving to what is good can help everyone.

[@johnellharris1366]

@@kindspirit7 Thanks for your reply,yes the world has it’s problems and it always will but moving to what is good can help everyone.

[@robertmitchell8630]

Thor the only begotten son of Woton Took his hammer 🔨 and killed all the snow monsters in Scandinavia Been over two thousand five hundred years not a single snow monster spotted 😮

[@andreweden9405]

This movie came out the year I was born, and it was a part of my very early childhood. I will never forget the scene where they see the creature's face through the window during their winter festival! It's something that has stuck with me my whole life.

[@Kimberly-pf4iy]

I was 15 years old when this movie made its debut on TV. I believe it was the spring of 1977. It was a good movie and was very scary. It still creeps me out, but is also fun to watch. The woman following those huge footprints of the creature is about as stupid as it gets. If I saw footprints like that, I would get out of there as fast as I could and pray I wouldn't run into that thing. People in horror movies always do dumb things.

[@ssppeeaarr]

ya but she had to follow em for the suspense. lol. and sadly some ppl are that dumb and would do such things in life... great old bigfoot horror tho. i liked.

[@blankstares4355]

its like in those movies when the victim is running away from the bad guy, and they stop every so often and turn to look behind them and just wait until the bad guy catches up to them before they start running away again. like they're actually just playing tag.

[@user-iw8pg8kq2q]

Now U know if people didn't do stupid things in horror movies, there would B no movies like that. If U ever C horror movies FM the 30s or 40s, U will C these 2 decisions they hv women make. 1) the woman escapes FM a house. It is at night. She runs into the woods. The monster or the killer comes out looking 4 her abt 1 min later. This is so the woman can hide in the woods. The killer or monster doesn't know where sh is. So what do they hv the woman do 2 get the movie rolling? She screams as loud as she can so the killer or monster knows where she is. Now who in their right mind would do that? No one would. 2) the woman is running FM someone/thing. She is abt 100 yards ahead. Then she falls, looks back 2C the thing gaining ground. So what does she do? Does she get up an run? No, she lays there and just screams until the hero comes. Then the hero gets her up on her feet and they run FM it. No woman is going 2 act like that in those situations. But it kept the audience on the edge of their seats. Again, it was the 30s and 40s.

[@gregory4154]

I saw this when I was 5. It may have mentally traumatized me for life. Good movie.

[@Kimberly-pf4iy]

@@gregory4154 I hope it didn't traumatized you too much. Peace and God bless.

[@Hotgarbage100]

I watched this as a kid and it scared me big time!!! Great movie!!!

[@jamesescobar8577]

This one along with The Legend of Boggy creek and The Abominable snowman of the Himalayas, aslo an old Toho classic Half Human are all time favorites.

[@Pegaluce]

yES yES...tHE aBOMINABLE sNOWMAN WITH pETER cUSHING!!! i WAITED FoR years AND AT LEAST IT ON A CHEAPER FREE CHannel on Roku now. Sorry it is not on Netflix or Prime.

[@Denver_Risley]

Conveniently, everywhere they need to go is downhill.

[@michaellehmbeck8671]

Thank you FILMIV for uploading this great Horror movie, I sooooo appreciate it!

[@antoinettegreen5344]

This actually was good! Remember being scared watching when I was a kid

[@borayyanfahad7797]

me too 😊😅

[@beverleyrussell1193]

Oh yeah, and me too. Scared me sooo much I had to sleep with the light on for awhile lol

[@moostevens3562]

I was 22 and had a six month baby when I watched this. My husband was away the next night so I put an ironing board up against my bedroom door in case anything came in. I’m cured now. I was also scared of things that ran on four legs and walked on two and had claws and big teeth 🥺

[@antoinettegreen5344]

@@moostevens3562 so scare I didn't go outside at night to take the trash out 😬😬😬

[@quantumpotential7639]

This is a true and genuine masterpiece. Superb acting, stunts, atmosphere, cinemaphothrpahy, and scripting. Surprised it didn't win an Oscar.

[@lyndoncmp5751]

Sarcasm alert. Even though, the acting is decent for this type of film and the atmosphere is pretty well done considering its a tv movie. Better than all the killer bigfoot films nowadays.

[@quantumpotential7639]

@@lyndoncmp5751 This is a great movie. Very scary with an all star cast who took a mediocre script and managed to turn it into an Academy Award winning performance. 👏 Nicely done. 💪

[@lyndoncmp5751]

@user-zb6ke7gy7e Lots of snowmobiles racing around though. There's a back flip at one point, while the driver is juggling.

[@truthadvocacy]

The opening skiing scene is gorgeous! It was a made for television movie.

[@mastes1]

Always loved this tv movie. Its very effective and atmospheric, proving you dont need huge budgets to make an effective film. Of course it was made to try and cash in on the success of Jaws, like 'Grizzly'. The same resort under attack story, and the second half of the film being the hunt of the beast.

[@vikker8274]

I will never look at my ski poles the same way again

[@elenavonpavel-pitts3442]

Clint Walker...first time i saw him was in "The Ten Commamdments" with Charleston Heston. He played a soldier/body guard of the Pharaoh Ramses(Yul Bryner). Then he had his own series on TV called "Cheyenne ". My mother and I NEVER missed an episode!😊

[@Nighthawk1968]

First time I saw Clint Walker was in "Night Of The Grizzly."

[@camcordernonsense5264]

his sister was my painting instructor. she talked about him all the time. i did not know who she meant. i just nodded. my parents knew who she was talking about right away. she had a Cheyenne lunchbox too, i think. it was the only thing in the studio without paint on it.

[@camcordernonsense5264]

​@@Nighthawk1968i still havent seen that. didnt know he was in that either

[@Hotgarbage100]

Another movie that came out a couple years after this was "Prophecy". That was scary as hell too...

[@anubisawakened3250]

"The Manitou" as well...

[@youngsteph1]

The book was good, & film quite close to it.

[@teleespantoso]

A forgotten classic. It's aged pretty well. A lot better than most crypto horrors we've seen this past century. Clint Walker was a great actor. Thanks for providing this movie.

[@truthadvocacy]

The opening skiing scene is gorgeous!

[@grannygrunt5211]

I love me some Clint Walker...

[@lisadolan689]

I love this film for its bad acting, bad production, fabulous ridiculousness, and of course, the MONSTER!! Highly enjoyable. It’s like a glorified student film with a big budget! 🙌🤣🤣🤣♥️

[@regionalunityproductions6204]

Logan's so-called acting is at the top of the list here.

[@leslieking6259]

I remember watching this in 1977 when it was first shown on television. Absolutely loved it. I had such a crush on Clint Walker when he played Cheyenne back in the 1960's.

[@lincolnparc8897]

This s*** SCARED me when I was a kid, grew up in snowy climate, THANK YOU FOR UPLOADING

[@howardking3601]

Well done compared to the average horror flick. Real actors impersonating real people. I found it entertaining. Thanks.

[@user-jt3lc9dy4p]

I watched this movie in a blackinwhite TV time i was 7 years old today I am almost 50 years old, still same feeling 😊

[@benjaminburch2754]

I watched this in b/w on a 13 inch television my mom bought from Woolworth!😊

[@johnhofstetter5515]

Bo Svenson was huge! He made 6'5" Clint Walker look small.

[@truthadvocacy]

"6'5"" billed height!😂

[@ladyraven30]

I mainly watch the beginning of this movie when that girl takes off and leaves her friend. It cracks me up every time!🤣🤣🤣

[@crazycatlady68]

I know!!! Not even a word of warning..she just takes off

[@lindaanderson7077]

Found this movie in a discount bin, and love it. It's packed away right now, so I'm pretty happy to have found it on KZbin. It is a bit scary, but it's good. Thank you!!!

[@christopherratto9882]

Loved this TV movie as a kid even though it scared the hell out of me. I watch it now every year or so and I still love it.

[@geoffjoffy]

Great movie. Not heard of it before. THANKS for posting.

[@josephperkins4857]

i remember watching this as a little kid

[@chaplainsoffice6907]

I been hiking and fishing since 1953 and know there are things out there which have not been posted in National Geographic.

[@whatwillbem6825]

😳

[@moostevens3562]

This movie terrified me when I was younger. 😂

[@phillipsmith4501]

Are they just incapable of makeing good shows like this anymore .

[@Megolhen]

old enough to remember this being shown on British TV circa 1980/1. thanks for sharing

[@FilmixMovies]

You are welcome, Meg. Subscribe for more retro horror classics gems.

[@lyndoncmp5751]

Yeah I vaguely remember that. Also it was shown sometime in the mid 1990s. 1996 I think.

[@user-fc7kh3fr3y]

Excellent movie

[@2ni2808]

This film has everything . Great acting from all the actors , A masterpiece . The best film I've seen on KZbin . Thank you so much for sharing .

[@truthadvocacy]

The opening skiing scene is gorgeous!

[@VictorRodriguez-qg4lu]

WOW! This movie has two of the biggest stars together ( Height wise too) Clint Walker of western "CHEYENNE" and Bo Svenson of series "Walking Tall" never knew they worked together sure wish they had worked together on a Western. It was a nice surprise to see both of them on the same screen.

[@Cameron-xd1rg]

This came our year I was born!!!!!!!!

[@glennjames665]

What a great movie, and it's just as scary as I remember! I think I saw this one before I saw 'The Legend of Boggy Creek.....'

[@robertleewilliamsjr.]

I recall this, a former professional skier and his wife go head to head with a ferocious abominable snow monster. Too bad we couldn't have seen more of the monster in front of the camera.

[@FilmixMovies]

Exactly!

[@markunger1098]

Given that it’s a guy in a suit it’s probably better this way. Seeing pieces and not the whole thing makes it scarier. As the story is a loose re run of Jaws that may be what the director thought as well.

[@robertyoung2279]

Back then they didn`t show the monsters that much, Legend of Boggy Creek same, The Night Stalker, much of the made for TV were like that and some films. Back then we didn`t need that much to send us screaming in the dark....lol

[@michaelc.gonsalves544]

Clint Walker RIP has been killed in maybe 5 movies. This 1 disturbed me the most.

[@robertyoung2279]

I had forgot all abut this movie, thanks for reminding me😳

[@poppasmurf1969]

I remember watching this around 1980 and even though the production isn't up to today's standards it was good enough to scare a bunch of 10 year olds back then.

[@weldrider1]

Crested Butte, Snowmass, Telluride, Powderhorn and even Aspen were all fantastic places for great skiing back then...

[@lyndoncmp5751]

Not any more then?

[@mind_of_a_darkhorse]

A land based version of "Jaws"!

[@elaineisabelle427]

What a great old movie, and some great skiing too. Grew up watching these movies in the 70's

[@truthadvocacy]

The opening skiing scene is gorgeous!👍

[@andrewlester6517]

They left in two cars. Next they were on three snowmobiles? Then back to the camper. Where did the snowmobiles come from?

[@DouglasBalgaard-yp4is]

🌁 very good Yvette Mimieux and all.

[@deslobo-ep6jn]

Rest in peace Yvette ❤

[@DavidLHargis-ru1nm]

She was in the movie the time machine

[@jimp72pa]

Exactly what I am looking for! Great 70's film! Recognizable cast, wonderful photography and compelling score.

[@howardking3601]

Do sensible people actually go out skiing in the wild alone?

[@iraromano4108]

This movie should be on cable and dvd

[@Alan-lj8hp]

I was 16 in 77 loved these Classics Old is Gold.

[@user-kf8wb2cq4f]

Good movie and Clint Walker was The Man! 💪

[@donjaun540]

I love these fabled creature movies. 👍😎

[@commonsenseman6024]

great movie

[@Francine.larabee.timmins.ont.]

Oh my goodness I seen this movie as a kid who ever put this on KZbin thanks for the memory's 😅

[@user-ct5vn9sh4x]

Great movie thank you

[@trezndawg4240]

I was born in 1972 and don't remember this movie. However, 'The Abominable Snowman' is one I remember watching as a kid

[@brucesharpe1079]

Thanks for The movie one of the best Bigfoot yeti movies made a good cast of actors

[@JENNIFERJHABERSATTTaintedfury]

Love these classics 😊

[@barrywainwright3391]

One of my favorite movies because I'm also a Bigfoot fan.

[@seandoherty8754]

I remember watching this as a kid with the Family when it was on the Murder, Mystery, Suspense theatre on LWT back in the 80's. It scared the bejesus😱 out of me and they're afew scenes that disturbed me such as Clint Walker's death scene and the girl skier right at the beginning. It's easy to just label it as a rehash of Jaws but I think this does have a uniqueness all of it's own. I like this film and films like this were Quality family viewing back in the 80's!! The few glimpses we get of the Snowbeast itself are quite scary & menacing!!

[@user-jt3lc9dy4p]

I, think we all are more than 50th years old, we are old school friends

[@garyreid7865]

seen this early 1980s ,loved it

[@frmm123]

To make it more realistic, I think they could've used more clips of people skiing in the snow. But it's a great movie, make no mistake.

[@mark__whitfield]

I was waiting for Roger Moore to ski through a scene being chased by henchmen

[@robertcassey4014]

MST 3000 would have a field day with this!

[@tvbabay]

Umm, wow... the quality here is excellent, and I know this movie.

[@stevenbrown6277]

This movie is so bad it is good. I love the scene where the teenagers in school run in panic and somebody steps on that cheap looking Snow Queen crown. Always makes me laugh.

[@lyndoncmp5751]

And they keep running back and forth forever before finally getting outside 😂.

[@74aamer]

I’m a kid and I still watch this

[@voice552]

Guys, have you ever noticed that the sign they put up at the start describes the carnival as an ORGY of fun and games?

[@TheSamsonk]

It's really taking me back at my grandma's house in winter when we were kids and I watched this movie don't ask still makes me f the l like beast is out there

[@Admin-qy4zi]

3:37 Oh yeah. Just stand there. What could possibly happen?

[@Distinctivetiedyellc]

I LOVE THIS CLASSIC MOVIE. I WATCH IT EVERYTIME ICAN. LOL I AM WATCHING IT AT WORK RIGHT NOW.

[@eduardolima155]

I come back over 45 years...cool man... ❄

[@howardking3601]

LOL! The thing left large and distinctive tracks. When you're trying to find something, don't you want to follow the tracks? They would have led to and from the barn. Anyone notice they left their rifles behind after the log roll? One wonders why? But it was still watchable.

[@savagesooner4891]

Ted Bundy was an actor?

[@lisasuzanne8474]

Dumb comment.

[@eddyhernandez5869]

Made for TV movie back then, is way better than the PC junk that comes from Hollywood these days.

[@joeysingletary2943]

Who in the hell would want to live in this cold a place sub freezing 5,6,7 months out of the year

[@lyndoncmp5751]

I would. Snow and cold suits me better than sweating in the sun.

[@_Luanne]

Bigfoot growling like a dog 🙄

[@johnmcconnell4543]

True true classic move very good scary movie back in the day saw this on tv to 😉👍🏽👌

[@janvanardoen9531]

Whenever you're hiking , climbing or skiing in a cold winter landscape , unarmed , and you see the police gathered around some barn , then you discover big strange footprints , what's the logical thing you do ? You follow those prints , again , unarmed , into a grim , grey forrest instead of getting the heck out of there. I mean , please , gimme a break ! lol

[@jacklansteele2692]

I would watch anything with Clint Walker ❤

[@leftjab6187]

I Remember this movie

[@MB-jn3xz]

Retro classic like Jaws, Dark Night OfThe Scarecrow, The Shining, Easy Rider, The Exorcist, Aliens etc.

[@sandrajohnson5804]

Now after all these years, i know when big star names are in movies you gonna see less monster my man Clint Walker

[@kindspirit7]

I don't know about Robert Logan but if I heard that sound in the woods after finding a bloody coat of first victim prob pooped my pants!

[@joeysingletary2943]

It was a holly weird monster damn good movie

[@crazycatlady68]

The pic quality is fantastic!! Saw this in 1980 and it scared the crap out of me and started my obsession with Bigfoot.

[@user-bh7bi4bu1t]

Some real heavy hitters for actors and actresses in this movie 👍

[@truthadvocacy]

The opening skiing scene is gorgeous!👍

[@thurgooddukes7381]

Would've been nice to at least get a look at the snow beast after he killed it!! Especially after watching with such anticipation 😂😂 but it was still a great relic from the 1970's cinema!😊

[@lyndoncmp5751]

The suit was terrible, so better that we didn't see it clearer.

[@TorontoJon]

'Snowbeast' (1977) is a surprisingly good and enjoyable movie. I had thought about buying a physical copy of it when I realized I already had it on a 50-movie and 200-movie DVD horror pack as well as a 200-movie Drive-in DVD pack which was a pleasant surprise. Yes, it was a fun watch indeed. :)

[@user-oj4yg8kd7f]

70s best day for be movies I were 13years when 1977

[@1995RangeRover]

My brother and grandmother (RIP to them) and I watched this on TV back then...good times!

[@truthadvocacy]

👍

[@RodrigoPalma700]

Thanks.