The Snow Creature (1954) W. LEE WILDER
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- Stars: Paul Langton, Leslie Denison, Teru Shimada
Director: W. Lee Wilder
American botanical expedition in the Himalayas stumbles across a Yeti den, capture one and transport it back to Los Angeles, where it escapes while customs officials are debating whether it is animal or human. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Why is it I never saw this before? You have so much good stuff on this channel even after two years of COVID there are still things I haven't caught up with. You are the absolute champion for curating all these great old movies for us.
Now that’s a 4-Pepperoni review! Thanks for watching PizzaFLIX. May the Sauce be with you. 🍕🍕🍕🍕
Boy, I was addicted to monster movies as a kid. 1960s-1970s.
*I STILL AM‼️*
What do you mean WAS
I love these old movies!
I too grew up watching them!
I am going to watch as many
of these as I can.
Jill I'm the creature and I'm coming for you.
Nicely done! One of my favorite evening pass times is watching great 'bad' movies! This is a perfect example of how our taste in entertainment continues to evolve. The 50's was the decade of the 'Monster Matinee'. It's unfortunate that so many of these films have been lost to time and can't be restored.
Keep posting movies!!
You’re not kidding lol
It's great to watch these old films, storylines without violence and crime.
Except they kidnapped and murdered the snow man. :D
@@josephalberta1145 Who abducted and presumably ate that sherpa's young wife at the start...
It Was Cruel To Kill The Snow Beast As He Was In His Own Domain And Felt Threatened By Those UnKind Tress Passers Who Had No Loving Regard For Him Or His Mate And Child That Possibly Perished In That CaveIn Collapse . Very Sad Story
It's great seeing these old flicks again, many thanks.
I couldn't sleep. Supra's Wife dissappears Yeti's footprints, the death of a native. It was all beginning to form a mysterious pattern. (YOU THINK!)
This film keeps you in your seat and always guesting
Another movie gem from an era when they knew how to make movies!
It's not that they "knew", the censors forced them to make good movies instead of the filth they make now, and that they made in the '20's.
The precursor to The Thing from another World and "Who Goes there?"
It was one of the staples on Chiller Theatre back in the mid-sixties, popcorn and candy days!
The first movie I remember seeing, along these lines, was The Abominable Snowman with Forrest Tucker,then Shangri la, then The Thing...loved those movies!
K...I'm 47mins in...this should get a corndog nomination! Love it! Gotta watch the rest! Thanx! LOL!
Atmospheric curiosity, unintentionally funny in places.
On a similar theme you must see: THE ABOMINABLE SNOWMAN
Starring Peter Cushing which is very good!
That one has real atmosphere.
I definitely agree
I agree, Peter Cushing adds something special to every film he acts in doesn't he Keith!
Peter Cushing and Forest Tucker! Another great movie with limited budget.
This movie was very good and enjoyable.
really like these classic old movies. theire are the best, no blood or gore. wishi could see more of the hammer films.
Love these old films thank you
I remember this movie when it 1st came out in 54 I was a 1st grader then .I watched this movie and I ran all the way home from the downtown show house at that time in 54
What city and cinema?
I love those old movies, especially the horror ones. Nice memories of my childhood watching them in front of the television set. I gave it a like before I saw it and I was not wrong! Aha ahahahaha
I can hear Tom Servo now... "You know what would have been scarier than that snow creature? NO snow creature!"
Great old classic movie y won’t see today keep them coming thanks ❤
25 or so years ago I worked at a boat dealership, noticed a guy looking inside a good size boat, thought he was standing on the trailer looking in, I walked up and NO, HE WAS FLAT FOOTED! Foundout he played as Bigfoot in movies. Dang he was a big guy!
No,that was my mother in law!
@@keithharvey7230 🤣
@@keithharvey7230 lol
I love these movies , I grew up going to the movies and watching these .
I love these too, only I saw them on tv. The Early Show had them on five days a week. Great movies to grow up on.
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What did you watch?
@@tomscott1163 ..i like andrew jackson, polk, & kennedy.
The Yeti monster looked so thin and ratty compared to what they really look like today lmao.....great old flick! Thanks!
Malnourished
Nice to know Sherpas can climb up to 10,000 feet, in total darkness, in just a few hours.
Yeah good old school film 🎥 thanks for upload , best old films
They were more scary as kids.
Now they are funny.
Special effects sure have come a long way since they made this movie. Not a bad watch.
man that suit is funny . to think these used to scare the crap outta us when we were kids lol
In all the years I.lived in areas where we had snowy winters, blizzards. snowstorms. etc., did I see lightning, lol.
That's why I love VHS back then I got to tape a lot of these great movies
I'm here hiding from all the horrific news stories of 2021-2022.
Old 1950s sci-fi blk/wh film is a balm to my shredded psyche.
From the 2023 future they're not much better friend! I'm sad to say. At least this movie is still here!
@@lifegood3322 ha ha ha...omg.
This was a good laugh! A year later.
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Let's talk in another year! 2024
@@poorthing talk to you in a year!
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This is great. I finished all the MST3K episodes and need my bad movie fix
Thank you for the great films
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That was pretty bad. But I gave it a T-UP 'cause I like these kind of movies! Thanks Pizza!
Huh...so the Nepalese police speak Japanese. Interesting. I love these old movies. They were made in a different time, where blood and gore if shown at all, were kept to a minimum. And the movies always ended on a happy note. As the man said, "They don't write 'em like that anymore."
I saw that movie when it 1st came out in 54 or 55 I was in the 1st. Or 2nd grade
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Director W. Lee Wilder's actual name was WILLY Wilder, and he was the older brother of slightly more successful director Billy Wilder (six Oscars, 21 nominations). They both were born in Sucha, formerly Austria-Hungary.
Great movie!!! Thanks!!
Another of those "monster" movies I watched on "Fantastic Features" in Memphis in the early 1960s.
Enjoyable B flick. Anyone who enjoyed this should check out The Abominable Snowman 1957 starring Peter Cushing and Forrest Tucker and in my opinion a better film. Thanks for posting.
I will remember this for as long as I can
You keep away from those Yeti dens. You hear me Jimmy? Wait till your father gets home.
Well I guess there are some of the old Yeti and Sasquatch movies that I haven't seen! There was another one about the Yeti probably around the same age as this film! Abominable Snowman or something like that! Cool old film thanks for posting!
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I am from India. This movie is about my country.
No, its not unless you are an India living in Nepal LOL
I would rather watch tis than a Freddie or Jason movie
The creature effects are really rather excellent, given the obvious budget constraints. And there is definitely an air of The Third Man about the exciting climax of this feature. All things considered, I'd give this a rating of 1.3/10.
Your generosity overwhelms us all, and that score makes this a must-see.
You’re hilarious, I’d rate your comedic talent at O.3/10.
@@richardeast3328 no DR
I love how those two guys called for the nearest Police officer inside the walk-in refrigerator. If I were Mayor, there'd be a Policeman in *every* industrial meat storage facility's chillers.
I believe Lock Martin plays the Snow Creature. He was around 7feet tall and a waiter at a famous Chinese Restaurant in Hollywood back in the 1950's
And he played Gort, the giant robot, in Day the Earth Stood Still {1951).
Jane Cimino - He worked at Grauman’s Chinese Theater, now TCL Chinese Theater
Thankyou for the info I'm a massive old movies but still have a lot to learn regarding actors etc
He was the Doorman at
Grauman’s Chinese Theatre
in Hollywood. 😂
Loved it. Keep them comming.
There seems to have been a fad for obnoxious scientists and explorers. This is a pretty good movie in spite of that. Edit. Love the mobile phone!
How wonderful! The 'doctor' leaves behind the discovery of the millennium with the 'US Dept of Immigration' by saying "Well, I guess it'll just have to wait." Meanwhile, while they're having a 'cigarette', the creature breaks out of its refrigerator. A wonderful script.
This is when Movies were worth watching , Fantastic Flick ,
Lololol 😂 …it was awful!
@@teresas8173 lol 🤣🤣 ,Come On Now, It wasn't That Bad Was It lol ,, 🤣,
@@donniedickerson8077 …it was that bad! I like old movies, especially sci-fi ones, but this was so incredibly boring. First half a dull chase finding the creature in the mountains, the second half a dull chase finding him in the drain pipes of LA. I was mad at myself for watching the whole thing, hahaha. I kept hoping it would get better, but it never did 😤 I’m glad you enjoyed it, obviously others did as well from the comments I’ve read.
@@teresas8173 lol ,, 🤣 , Well , Maybe You. Have Good Points lol ,it did lack a bit of excitement lol 🤣🤣🤷🏻♂️, But like you I watched it ,but lol I saw it a long tIme ago ,lol so this was a Rewatch for me , bit I couldn't find anything else that I haven't seen lately , So yeah I watched it ,,AGAIN lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 , Smh ,, 🤦🏻♂️ , What ya seen lately That was interesting , Anything Good ???
@@donniedickerson8077 I recently watched “ Not of this Earth” with Beverly Garland which I thought was good. It’s a Roger Corman film and he made many good (some silly) sci- fi movies. If you like horror I saw Lady Frankenstein from 1971 and thought that was good ( some nudity). I’ve seen pretty much everything on TH-cam for old films it seems. So when I find something I haven’t seen I get all excited. Oh yeah, I saw “The Head” a horror film from the 60s that I really liked. German, dubbed English. Lots of bad prints but if you look you can find a good print of it here. I really liked that film. Whole bunch of films I like but those I’ve recently watched. Any recommendation from you? This channel has A LOT of good films as you know.
When movies were great.
Exactly what I believed all along….the government has the body of a deceased Sasquatch. In this case it’s a Yeti…..a Snowsquatch.
Enjoy these old familiar formate movies. Except on this one, camp 1 "a pup tent,, mysteriously expands into a full size military tent 15 seconds later.
in 1954 there were no special effects... they had to find a real yeti to make the movie!
You need to find the British classic "The Asphyx "
The Sherpas must have been a lost company of the Imperial Japanese Army because they're all speaking Japanese.
It’s funny how they can make inappropriate drinking so normal. Calling it a “nightcap” and sipping out of a flask. Lololo
The foot print , thought I'd die laughing .
Thanks pizza man-- keep ‘me comin!
Naughty 😉
The snow creatures have families also but they live so high up that man really can't chase after them .
We have spent thousands of dollars on the expedition but only 50p on the monster suit..
Have you seen the Bigfoot suit used in the Six Million Dollar Man?
I'm 73 now that really scared me then Lol
18:22 a case of scotch !! Now that's a vital supply !!!
Flying from LA to Tibet you wouldn't pass over Egypt.
In those days they didn't have enough fuel to fly across the ocean. They had to make fuel stops, hence flying over land.
But, what happened to Tara?
7:10 Japanese in the Himalayas?
These old movies in 2020 are like waking up back to the old days from a 2020 living nightmare. They haven't gotten better but worse.
Ah- the days when you could run up a Hollywood Bigfoot costume on a singer sewing machine 😀
😄😃😂😁😉
You've got me in 'stiches'
(Get it?😉)
Did I catch the native Himalayans speaking Japanese?
thanks for the movie hey weres my slice of pizza dude ? lol
I was a baby in the 1950s but the 1960s weren't much different. What these these movies were aimed at was children because it was a much much safer time for children and children would walk down to the movie theater by themselves. Their parents were able to get rid of them for a while. So the money was in catering to teenagers and small children. It's why you see a lot of silly monster movies from that time it was made for a immature audience lol.
That’s about it !😄
Are there actually grown adults who believe that Yetis/Zombies exist ....seriously ? My faith in everyone under the age of 10 grows stronger.........daily.
Yetis are not zombies. Zombies don't exist.
@@fredneecher1746 Neither do Yetis, have you ever visited the planet Earth ?
I remember a line in the best horror/occult film 50s night of the demon when the women tells the very sceptical non believing professor who has been handed a parchment with runic symbols which means a fire demon will claim in 7 days time she says children believe in things in the dark until we tell them there's nothing there maybe we've been lying to them, and also the quote from the ancient mariner all alone on the path does the traveller walk in dread because he knows behind him a fearful friend doth tread ,a black and white movie where you only see the demon at beginning and end but the buil up the se of shadow and atmosphere make this a great cult movie
Reminds me of the old Republic serials.
So, let me get this straight. It takes only two short men to carry an 800 pound Bigfoot/Yeti/Yowee/Skunk Ape/Sasquatch.
So who is this creature? Nobody snows!
Ice see what you mean.
Had me terrified from the first scream.....
does screaming or screeching actually help? Didn’t seem to stop or slow the ‘yetis'!
The thumbnail picture was from “The Thing”
No it’s not.
My grandpapa was the Himalaya mountains in '73.
I'm planning on one day running the Himalayan marathon !🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️👍
Just starting but I am HORRIFIED. Nigel Kneale wrote the Abominable Snowman starring Peter Cushing made in 1957, two years after his same story then called THE CREATURE IN 1955, A YEAR AFTER THIS MOVIE. WHICH IS IDENTICAL SO FAR. THIS MOVIE CAME FIRST. TOTAL RIPOFF BY NIGEL KNEALE. Unhappiness.
Let’s go Brandon
And in the first place they didn't have anybody on watch. That would not happen in any Camp of mine
Well! Those Nepalese seem quite proficient speaking Japanese.
Bay of Bengal? Is that near the Bay of Rum?
Thanks!!! Soooo much more entertaining than 1/2 the 💩 On TODAY!
Anybody know what the movie was that Forrest Tucker starred in that was about a Yeti. They never catch him, and all but one scientist dies in the end. I think Christopher Lee was also in it.
The Abominable Snowman a Hammer film starring Peter Cushing available on TH-cam.
"The Abominable snowman" Peter Cushing, Forrest Tucker...
The Crawling Eye… among other titles. Was one. AKA The Trallenburg Terror as I remember it from my childhood. I think it’s available on TH-cam. FT was in lots of cheap productions.
I know l watched that movie just the other day..l believe it titled "The Abominable snowman" Peter Cushing was also amongst the cast. I gave it an "E" and not for effort! That was the most mal-nourished "Yeti" speciment of his kind..its funny the shit that frightens you when you are a child lol...
Horror Express.
Why did the plane fly due west from India? . . . Over the middle east, southern Europe, the Atlantic, over the whole of continental U.S........flying east from India over the Pacific to Los Angeles would have been one third the distance.
I noticed that I'm glad I read the comments so I didn't repeat your post. 😆
You sound like one of the Californians from SNL. You head west keeping the equator to the left. Turn right at Portugal, head north to Greenland, turn west to Nova Scotia . . .
In those days they didn't have enough fuel to fly across the ocean. They had to make fuel stops, hence flying over land.
I sort of enjoyed that though it was pretty slow moving, I guess watching it for the first time at the age of 54 doesn't help! That was the skinniest yeti I've ever seen. How many times did they show it walking towards the camera??
Always looks like a man in a fur hat when coming at the camera.
Man EATING ABDOMINAL snowman? No. No, its Underdog.
Where was the movie recorded out of a window of an airplane?
how did you know haha looks like a tv set .
Good flick.
Why was the monster wearing a hunter's hat? Oh wait, I know... it was cold where he lived. Dumb me.
he was hunting rabbits
Always listen to the Sherpas
I wish the quality was better
Carrying a rifle at the ready, really?
Ethnics always die in these movies. Makes me laugh how these movies are depicted almost like documentaries. They are fun to watch.
Escapes customs in Los Angelas while customs debates if its animal or human. That explains lots about California and who really runs that state!
Ma insomma tutto quel.grandissimo casino per farlo fuori . Quello stava tanto bene a casa sua.!'😕
I'd say there like the early cave man that hasn't progressed forward with time .
They have different types of big foots. Well these live in the cold berin. Rugged Andes
Sorry, didn't make it halfway through this one. I think it had potential but it is so drawn out with long just walking music scenes going up the side of a mountain. Movie was made longer than needed to be by a long shot and by using these loud music walking scenes. Don't have to drive the treasury home, I guess the director didn't understand that
Comments section is all about the Sherpa speaking japanese.