While trying to escape hunters, Hank the Yeti befriends a American family in a big city.While trying to escape hunters, Hank the Yeti befriends a American family in a big city.While trying to escape hunters, Hank the Yeti befriends a American family in a big city.
Chantellese Kent
- Amy Bristow
- (as Chantallese Kent)
Rick Howland
- Blubber
- (as Richard Howland)
Michael Panton
- Arnold Sturgeon
- (as Mike Panton)
Andreas M. Haralampides
- Pilot
- (as Andreas M. Haralampides M.D.)
- Director
- Writers
- All cast & crew
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Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaFilming completed in 1993, but the film was not shown publicly until January 1995.
- GoofsKate's accent changes from American to British partway through the movie.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Jim's Gift (1996)
- SoundtracksNowhere to Run
Written by Brian Holland (uncredited), Lamont Dozier (uncredited) and Eddie Holland (uncredited)
Performed by Martha & The Vandellas
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TO CATCH A YETI is an awful kid's adventure film about a baby Yeti that finds itself kidnapped by a pair of hunters and transported to America, where it falls in with your average family and yearns to get back home to the snow again. That's the entire plot of the film, which mainly consists of dumb scenes involving a model Yeti that rips off the look of Gizmo in the GREMLINS movies. Highlights of the film include the Yeti going on a skateboard ride through a local park and being smuggled in somebody's backpack. The animatronic effects are very poor, leaving this looking like a plastic model for the most part.
Even worse are the performances, especially those from a couple of the worst child actors I've seen in a while. A couple of the women seemed to have British accents and if they truly are British actors then I can only apologise for their presence here. Meat Loaf is the most fun actor as the stereotypical villain but even he's poor, just slightly less poor than everything and everyone else around him.
Even worse are the performances, especially those from a couple of the worst child actors I've seen in a while. A couple of the women seemed to have British accents and if they truly are British actors then I can only apologise for their presence here. Meat Loaf is the most fun actor as the stereotypical villain but even he's poor, just slightly less poor than everything and everyone else around him.
- Leofwine_draca
- Nov 17, 2015
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- Runtime1 hour 35 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 4:3
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