Arvostelut (1)
Poster tagline: HAIR-RAISING EXCITEMENT IN THE ICY LAIR OF MAN-LIKE CREATURES ROAMING THE ROOF OF THE WORLD!!! And I would add this: “Girls, watch out. The yettis are dangerous, evil, and want to mate!” I don’t give Boo! ratings often, but this terribly cheap horror film is so incredibly poorly directed, acted and edited that I'm not at all surprised at the honorary inclusion among the "gems" of Mystery Science Theatre 3000. It's so bad that it's unintentionally funny at times, but those moments are unfortunately few and far between. Roughly a third of the runtime takes place in a tent, with chatter about the search for a lost brother (a girl searches for him with the help of two friends, and later with the assistance of the mysterious mountain guide Vargas and a professor who’s searching for the existence of snowmen). Otherwise there is constant climbing (the location shots are cut from a Mexican nature film) and climbing and climbing and ....climbing. Every now and then a yetti, ergo an actor dressed in a funny fur coat, peeks out from under the snow or behind a rock and the first contact with people occurs only 20 minutes before the end. Scenes that are supposed to be dramatically tense – the avalanche, the ambush in the cave – are so horribly executed that even Ed Wood would be ashamed. And when, towards the end, Vargas reveals his plan (to kidnap a girl to breed snowmen) and his ancestry ("5th generation yetti") – and unveils his manly chest with long white yetti hair to prove it, you're rolling on the floor laughing.
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