Yeti: The Giant of the 20th Century
strangefour with the Pleiades
strangefour with the Pleiades
strangefour@retro.pizza

Yeti, Giant of the 20th Century is the perfect Monsterdon movie.
Gonna be hard to top for a while. Bight remain champion of good bad movies all year.
Until we do Legend of Dinosaurs and Monster Birds anyway. Now that's a movie with a soundtrack.
#Monsterdon

Rev. JZ
Rev. JZ
CoachJZ@universeodon.com

I love bad horror movies. Bad movies in general really. It was so much fun watching one with a community of like-minded people. I will be making #Monsterdon a part of my weekly routine.

Sordid Amok!
Sordid Amok!
SordidAmok

"Chekhov's gun is a narrative principle stating that every element introduced in a story should be necessary to the plot, and if a detail is introduced, it should later be relevant"

Why was the kid mute?

Bluedepth

The groomer is going to really hate getting all that raspberry coulis out of that poor dogs coat.

Andy L.
Andy L.
apLundell@timeloop.cafe

#monsterdon So, he walked from Toronto, to a mountain, and then to a coastline with a glacier?

I guess Canada does have all three of those things...

Ross of Ottawa
Ross of Ottawa
ottaross

And that's a wrap. Wrapping up with some purpose-written Italian yeti lyrics. I'm sure this song was huge in Rome in the 70s.

Terencio

This movie deserves a sequel where the dog falls into an iceberg and wakes up several million years from now.

nev
nev
nev@bananachips.club

my final thoughts are "what the fuck did I just watch," which is really the ideal #Monsterdon experience, so I think this was a success. Did NOT expect all the Toronto content???

Thanks @Taweret for hosting as always! And @Cherizilla for the bingo card.

ano yatsu
ano yatsu
yatsu@retro.pizza

okay, so Yeti lives the rest of his days alone on a gradually shrinking ice sheet, the boy never speaks again but it's fine coz his dog came back from the dead after being spat upon by Yeti, and the girl's creepy creeper has been squashed by the nicest guy she's met. so, i guess everything's fine. great job everyone. thank you but please go away. (^_^) #monsterdon

Joe Watching βš½πŸŽžοΈπŸš΄πŸ“Ί
Joe Watching βš½πŸŽžοΈπŸš΄πŸ“Ί
JoeWynne@mstdn.plus

πŸ¦–#MONSTERDON Goodbye!

Thank you @Taweret for hosting this furry farce! Now I need a snack!

and thanks @Cherizilla for the Bingo card! "Monsterdon cheers for the Yeti" is def appropriate.

And to all the members of the Real Time Film Analysis Squad: You bet your erect nipple this was one of the best tootstreams!

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#Yeti #Yeti1977

Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
floatybirb

I think I missed the part where the big bad explained what his plan was... I'm not sure how framing the Yeti is going to help him do anything? Like I guess he wants to kidnap the Yeti for his own evil business, maybe? Or kill the Yeti and sell the body?

I dunno.

[empty]
[empty]
allanb

Apparenlty, the kid who played Herbie Honeycutt (Jim Sullivan) seems not to have appeared in another film.

Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
floatybirb

So we have entered the car chase in the movie, where a convoy of goon-laden sports cars are trying to lure the Yeti to the top of the mountain, and the Yeti is yelling at them and smashing one car with a giant rock that he got from the giant rock store. Some of the goons run off a cliff and die because they were dumb.

The police are following, and the Smart Daughter is following too, on foot; she gets the police to give her a lift.

Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
floatybirb

So the daughter, being the smartest character, realizes that this is all Yellow Jacket Man's fault and his goons kidnap her and kill her dog, the greatest crime in this movie.

Yellow Jacket Man is about to sexually assault her. Then the Yeti breaks down the wall to rescue her and her brother; the goons run away (taking the little brother), and we get a sad camera pan over the dying dog; the Yeti screams in mourning before leaving the building (which explodes).

Ross of Ottawa
Ross of Ottawa
ottaross

@skatem at this point in Canada - 1977 - there was a weird- haired celebrity child singer named Rene Simard that I suspect they may have been channelling here with Herbie.

roque (γƒ­γ‚―)
roque (γƒ­γ‚―)
roque

So they had a bed there specifically so they could shoehorn in an attempted rape before the movie was over. Goddamnit 70s!

Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
floatybirb

How to give your characters depth, Yeti-style

1) make your character a weirdo (he descends to a picnic via a helicopter carrying a ski lift
2) give your character a tragic flaw (e.g. greedy businessman willing to exploit sasquatches for fame and fortune)
3) give your character a sympathetic reaction (e.g. he feels bad when he friend dies because of his actions)

Ben Zanin
Ben Zanin
gnomon

DID THEY JUST STAB THE DOG

C'mon back, yeti, we're going to need some more stomping, please and thanks.

Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
floatybirb

The next sequence is the Yeti trodding around the warehouse killing goons; one which he strangles with his giant foot. After that he wanders around and starts approaching downtown, screaming the entire time. This makes the puny humans scream. More yellow cop cars are summoned.

SnoopJ
SnoopJ
SnoopJ@hachyderm.io

proposition: death by Yeti toes is the writer's barely-disguised fetish in action, taken with the shot of those piggies in the beginning of the thawing sequence

#Monsterdon

Sordid Amok!
Sordid Amok!
SordidAmok

The yeti woke up, killed an egghead, reconnected his breathing tubes and went back to sleep. Sounds plausible

Cantakerous Lesbian Sourceress
Cantakerous Lesbian Sourceress
socketwench@hackers.town

The yeti, an enormous monster who can hold an entire adult woman and a child in the palm of his hand easily, somehow, inside a enclosed warehouse where he cannot stand up, while nearly passed out, went on a rampage and killed one guy, with no apparent damage to anything else in the entire building.

Uh-huh.

#monsterdon #yeti1977

Bluedepth

Yeti has had such a trying time. Rampaging through Toronto is very tiring work.

Ben Zanin
Ben Zanin
gnomon

(For anyone wondering why these two goons are wandering through a field of parked construction vehicles, that part is completely plausible. Toronto's like that.)

MONSTER SQUASH! ...or not..? Mysteriously spared?? Oh, nope, grabbed between two toes and then squished murderously, I think? This is a bit hard to follow.

Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
floatybirb

After murdering the Doctor, the sleezy goons call more sleezy goons; I thought this was to smuggle the Yeti away but it seems like it was to set another evil plot in motion. When the cops and the daughter arrive, they cannily leave one goon behind to pretend he was knocked unconscious by the Yeti, and that the Yeti killed the Fourth Doctor.

Bluedepth

The Yeti looks like he’s just lost, in overly hairy overalls.

Bluedepth

The Yeti should teabag one of those smashed open windows.

Bluedepth

Yeti is fine up until the Paparazzi show up. That actually tracks.

Ben Zanin
Ben Zanin
gnomon

!!!

Finally, a movie showing an elevator getting its cable rigging messed up *and acknowledging the presence of rail brakes*!!

Huge points to Yeti for that detail! Thank you, Yeti. Theti.

Ross of Ottawa
Ross of Ottawa
ottaross

Ha - not getting very far with the plot development yet, but they're giving their bluescreen (precursor to green-screen chroma-key) a good workout.

Ben Zanin
Ben Zanin
gnomon

"Please, what's happening?"

"The yeti has gone berserk!!"

Here we go, 53 minutes in and _now_ the movie has really begun