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Barry records the destroyed snowmobile and the surrounding disappearances while Jim's research group is investigating the same area.
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Barry investigates the disappearances affecting the lodge while Rob works with Jim's team to document the abnormal activity in the woods.
Barry tracks the disappearances around the lodge and later searches the woods with another ranger, where the beast ambushes and kills them.
Marci approaches the creature while carrying a tranquilizer gun and camera. The beast chases her and kills her against the hood of Jim's truck.
Rob helps lure the beast away, shoots it with tranquilizers, and later sacrifices himself so Jim and his daughter can escape.
Jim identifies the creature as a bipedal Yeti-like Snow Beast, later encounters it, and ultimately uses a flare to trigger an avalanche that buries it...
Rob and Marci work with Jim to set up cameras and investigate the missing lynxes around the lodge.
Marci travels with Jim and Rob, helps establish the wildlife cameras, and reports the destroyed snowmobile to the ranger station.
Jim and Rob travel to the ski lodge as members of the lynx research team. They later repair a remote camera together and escape the beast by snowmobil...
A wildlife investigation becomes a desperate struggle against a predatory creature hidden in the Canadian wilderness.
Directed by Brian Brough
Snow Beast (2011) · 4.4/10 · drama, horror, science-fiction, thriller
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