Matcollis This Movie Can Only Be Described With One Word.

Brightlyme i know i wasted 90 mins of my life.

filippaberry84 I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Abegail Noëlle While it is a pity that the story wasn't told with more visual finesse, this is trivial compared to our real-world problems. It takes a good movie to put that into perspective.

Stevieboy666 An American college football team flying to Japan don't make it when their aeroplane is involved in what must be the most pathetic 'plane crash in movie history & they find themselves stranded in Canada, sorry I mean the Himalayas! Amazingly there are a number of survivors who appear totally unscathed by the ordeal. However it's not just cold & starvation that they have to battle against ("Alive" springs to mind) but also a bloodthirsty Yeti who happens to live near their crash site. Apparently it took 3 1/2 hours a day for the guy to be made up into the creature but he still looks crap. Even worse when he moves at speed (quite ridiculously) the male actor is substituted for very poor CGI. In addition to a rubbish 'plane crash we also get a rubbish avalanche. Acting & script are both poor. Despite being in the wild for about a week all of the guys stay clean shaven. And despite being a college team most of the actors were aged late 20's to early 30's. Granted there is a bit of gore but that doesn't make up for the fact that this movie is dreadful & a waste of my £2 (supermarket budget section).

Ben Larson I've seen Canadian actress Crystal Lowe in a few films: Wrong Turn 2: Dead End, Black Christmas, Snakes on a Plane. She is the only actor of note in this film.There is plenty of eye candy on a plane that crashes in the mountains with the football team. Why so many women on the plane is a mystery not addressed. I just hope they brought something warm.I am glad there is eye candy, as this is one ugly monster. The few scenes where he managed to get someone were also pretty gory.Naturally, the team resorts to cannibalism after surviving a few days in the mountains, but one member puts an end to that. Unfortunately, she also destroyed the Yeti's food supply. And, just when you think it's over, it finally gets good.

JamesChaos1986 Thats just the acting! This film is so bad that I wanted to peel out my eyes. I actually rented this out just so I could show people that a movie this bad really existed and wasn't just a myth or a spook story directors tell to there apprentices.Part of me died inside when I first saw the yeti, I cant believe that they got away with it. I mean surely, this had to of passed some sort of process to make sure the film was acceptable for viewing? how did it get approved? Its certified as a 15 but I don't believe any age group should be allowed to watch this. Should be banned to be honest.Im not going to even bother going through any of the plot because i'm not wasting any more of my time on this film. I wont get that time back! I feel like the director has robbed me of an hour or so of my life. Even writing this review is angering me slightly.All in all, this film is a time thief. So bad its untrue. Watch it, don't watch it, its entirely up to you but the warnings there and life's too short to be wasting it on this.

Threshie B-movies are supposed to be bad, but it is only rarely that one discovers a gem of ridiculously bad, delightfully awful film making like Yeti. This is rated highly because, let's face it, who watches a movie like this if they don't LOVE horrible B-movies and expect and hope that it is awful?The plot is a rip-off of "Alive", with an airplane full of college football students crash-landing in the snowy mountains and having to struggle for survival (and decide whether to eat the bodies of their less-fortunate buddies who died in the crash.) However, unlike in "Alive", this movie of course has a horrible man-eating yeti who tries to kill, maim, eat, de-limb, and in general harm any human it encounters, just because. The characters are supremely stupid for college students; they're grossed out about eating rabbit for survival (or chicken, as the thing they're roasting obviously is...), don't know a big cave with a blood trail means a predator lives inside, want to eat corpses after only two days of surviving when they still have chocolate bars left to eat instead, and search for matches for hours instead of lighting a fire from the numerous pieces of burning wreckage ON-CAMERA while they're discussing how they're going to freeze to death.For gamer web series fans, my best comparison of the Yeti's looks is to that of a Moblin from the web parody series "The Legend of Neil". (Only whiter and much more hairy.) I laughed through the whole thing, and heartily recommend it to any fellow fan of awfully funny B-movies.