Snow Beast Page #6

Synopsis: People disappear every year out in the Canadian wilderness - however, this year is different. This year something is increasing the body count. Jim ('John Schneider') and his research team trek into the Canadian wilderness to study the Canadian Lynx every year. However, this year is different. The Lynx are missing. In fact most of the wildlife is missing; Jim and his team, including his rebellious daughter Emmy (Danielle Chuchran), seek to find out why. As they conduct their study, something is stalking them. Something not human. Something that no prey can escape...including human prey! While the research team is trying to find out why the lynx have disappeared, the local ranger ('Jason London') is searching for the answer to what is making tourist disappear; even if it the last thing he ever does... and it is.
Genre: Drama, Sci-Fi, Thriller
Director(s): Brian Brough
Actors: John Schneider, Danielle Chuchran, Paul D. Hunt, Kari Hawker-Diaz
Production: Candlelight Media Group
 
IMDB:
3.4
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PG-13
Year:
2011
88 min
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Emmy.

Emmy!

- Emmy.

- [ROAR]

[ROAR]

Give me that.

Get another flare.

Give it to me.

Let's go!

Ha, ha.

High five.

Hey Emmy,

how about a sandwich?

[LAUGHS]

Wow.

Well... Feels really good

to be believed, doesn't it?

This guy at school was passing around

drawings ofhis own Snow Beast.

Really?

How's the likeness?

Wow.

- I'm sorry.

- No worries.

I decked him.

Don't be worried,

the teacher didn't see me.

Emmy.

You think anyone

will ever believe us?

Honestly sweetheart, if I didn't

see the thing with my own eyes..

I wouldn't believe us.

I wonder if the body

will ever turn up.

Come on, slow poke.

I'm not used to hard work.

Slacker.

What is that?

- [ROAR]

- Ah...!

[MUSIC]

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