A beautiful upgrade for a classic 50's horror film.
A group of three men and one woman plot the robbery of gold bars in a small South Dakota town and plan their escape by going on a cross county ski trip before anyone knows what has happened.
However, they find themselves stalked by a wried monster that to this day I don't really know what the hell it is. It wraps its victims in cocoons and drinks their blood.
Monte Hellman directed this Gene Corman produced film that was shot in the very cold South Dakota Black Hills. The films moves quickly, and once again you have either the TV version or the theatrical. I always prefer the theatrical.
It's creepy and entertaining, and if for some reason you haven't seen this yet, I suggest you do. 50's horror fans should be pleased with this presentation.
The cast includes Frank Wolff, Sheila Noonan, Mark Forest, Wally Campo, Richard Sinatra, and Chris Robinson as the monster.
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