Snowbeast

Gar Seberg

Ellen Seberg

Tony Rill

Mrs. Carrie Rill

Buster Smith (as Thomas W. Babson)

Betty Jo Blodgett

Jennifer

John Cochran

Ben Cochran

Mrs. Blodgett

Charlie Braintree (as Ric Jury)

Deputy #2

Heidi (as Anne McEncroe)

Deputy Holt

Billy the Bell Captain

The Snowbeast

Ski Instructor (uncredited)

While shooting on location in the Colorado mountains the temperatures would rarely rise above five degrees during the day and would drop well below zero during the evening. In fact while shooting the scene where Gar and Tony talk in the hot tub the actors wet hair would actually start to freeze during filming.

The scene where the snow beast attacks the town hall during the snow queen ceremony was written in to replace a previously scripted and filmed attack scene that was deemed too violent to be aired on television.

Based on the Bigfoot creature that was seen for over 100 years in Colorado and the Pacific Northwest. 'Joseph Stefano' wrote the script taking much of the information from Roger Patterson's encounter with a Bigfoot in 1967.

Ellen's skis and straps change color from when she is at the lodge (33:30 min) and on the slopes (34:17 min) to the next scene where she removes her skis while tracking the Snowbeast (39:15 min).

Shadow of cameraman in some scenes.

Early in the movie, ski patroller Buster Smith goes out on his own to search for Jennifer a second time (against the wishes of his boss - Tony Rill). While out searching, Buster wipes out on the ski hill and as he falls, his hat and goggles and both skis come off. In the next scene as he is sliding/rolling down the hill, his hat miraculously reappears on his head and one ski becomes reattached. The following scene shows Buster hanging precariously over the edge of a drop with no hat or goggles (or skis) present as it should be.

Sheriff Paraday: I understand she was a guest at your ski lodge. I was hoping you could help me idenify her.

Gar Seberg: I quit being a skier in 1968 because the other skiers were mavericks!

Gar Seberg: Ellen, you where right. Coming up here was a dumb idea.