
Snow Shark: Ancient Snow Beast (2011) on Netflix
Professor Jonathan Hoffman leads biologists investigating animal deaths in the woods outside a small New York town. An earthquake has opened the ground, freeing a creature long buried in ice.
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Plot summary
Bianca, Gabriel and their colleague Professor Jonathan Hoffman camp in the woods outside a small New York town, looking into a series of wildlife killings. Bianca wonders whether a recent earthquake is connected. Hoffman and Gabriel find a mutilated deer, and back at camp Bianca has found a hole in the ground. The three conclude that something prehistoric, trapped in the ice for ages, was released by the quake and is preying on the animals. Twelve years on, the snow shark has become a local legend. After two residents are killed, Mayor Shawn Overman and Sheriff Donald Chapman call a town meeting. Mike Evans, a resident who years earlier claimed he had killed the creature, sets out after it despite the sheriff's warnings.
Cast
Sam Qualianaas Mike Evans
- Michael O'Hearas Professor Jonathan Hoffman
- Jackey Hallas Daphne
- C.J. Qualianaas Sheriff Donald Chapman
- Kathy Murphyas Wendy
Andrew Eliasas Lincoln Anderson
Robert Bozekas Mayor Shawn Overman
Jason John Beebeas Deputy Benny Carlyle
Sherri Lyn Litzas Penny
Brenda Rickertas Bianca
Daniel Jamesas Jason
Andy Tayloras Cameron Caine
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Snow Shark: Ancient Snow Beast (2011)
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- Production began in early 2011 with director Sam Qualiana having created the film's title, poster and a teaser trailer before he had finalized the script.
- Aside from onscreen blood, the visual effects were made without computer-generated imagery, and John Renna, who portrays Ethan, constructed a full-size shark head to use during filming.
- Scenes were shot at weekends to beat the melting spring snow, and Qualiana said they canceled some shoots because of warm weather and managed some cutaways outside with fake snow.














