Abominable Premieres

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Last Updated on July 28, 2021

We got a heads up today from director Ryan Schifrin, who was all smiles at the anouncement that his latest monster fest ABOMINABLE has landed distribution on not one, but three formats!


The heck am I talkin’ about, you ask? April 14th, ABOMINABLE is released on limited screens in L.A. and Seattle, and not a bit over a month later (May 20th), it premieres on the Sci-Fi Channel! And there’s already plans for the DVD release at some point this summer. Wow. Not everyday your movie hits theaters, hits TV and hits DVD all within a few months of each other. That’s awesome!


The DVD announcement should be slammin’ our way ‘officially’ this week via Variety, so those that don’t catch it in the theater, or on TV can plan ahead for some sweet rental action. Forgot what ABOMINABLE is all about? Check it:


It has been sighted 42,000 times in 68 countries. A creature of myth and legend known by several names; Yeti, Sasquatch and the infamous Bigfoot! We’ve hunted it for years, but what happens when it decides to hunt us? “Abominable” centers on a man recovering from a mountain climbing accident, trapped in a remote cabin in the woods, who sees the legendary beast, and must convince someone to believe him, before the monster goes on a bloody rampage.




Tell me where you can go wrong there. Plus, Jeffrey Combs and Dee Wallace-Stone are in the mix! I’m getting a very STAR WARS-esque feel from the poster. Yeah. Sweet. To see more, check out the Official Site.



Stick around for more upcoming ABOMINABLE news, and watch for it on Sci-Fi May 20th!

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