Ok, there’s been a few of these threads but all a bit more specific in title so this one is meant to be more generic and ongoing.
To start, 70s or thereabouts movie about a giant Mammoth in then present day. I want to say it had people trapped in a hotel at a ski resort maybe? Possibly made for TV, or an episode of a TV show but I feel it was a stand alone movie. IMDB and Google have been of no help. I was fairly sure this was an actual thing but the internet is making me doubt my memory.
A wooly mammoth that came back to life because they thawed it out? Sorry, got nothing for you.
Hey, just thinking of obscure movies that stuck with me – Horror at 37,000 Feet. It’s a tv movie about “an invisible demon in the cargo hold of a jet airliner [that] terrorizes the passengers.” The demon suspends the plane in a headwind so it’s stuck in place and in horror movie fashion, picks them off one by one as I recall. Does anyone remember this one? I remember it because it had William Shatner as a Priest who abandoned his faith but when he realizes there’s a demon, that means there’s also a god.
I didn’t remember the rest of the cast but IMDB says it also has Buddy Ebsen, Chuck Connors, Roy Thinnes (Invaders) and Paul Winfield. A typical disaster movie cast of B actors, though Ebsen and Shatner would see their careers upswing, and Winfield had a good Hollywood movie career ahead. It was probably near the end for Connors and Thinnes, though. It also had Russell Johnson, the Professor from Gilligan’s Island.
Horror. I don’t think it was an issue of thawing out, just out there. I kind of feel there’s a blizzard and people are snowed in/trapped as well. It’s possible it was about a giant elephant or some other tusked beast but I really think it was a mammoth. I kind of remember it bursting through a picture window and maybe knocking down a building.
You sure it’s not Snowbeast (77)? It’s a yeti, not a mammoth but it does have a scene where the yeti breaks thru a window (47:50 of link, I’m not sure how to get it to start at the exact point).
How horrifying is it that a movie as bad as Snowbeast is stuck in our consciousness, ready to be blurted out at the first mention of ‘snow’ or ‘monster’.