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Avalanche Sharks is a DirectToVideo BMovie that follows a ski resort being plagued by sharks. Sharks that are somehow burrowing through the snow and eating anyone they come across. As more people disappear, the local sheriff, and various friends and relatives of the victims, begin delving into the matter, against the wishes of the local resort owner and mayor. The framing device is a man in a hospital explaining everything that went on to a nurse who is specifically noted to be a figment of his imagination. Serves as a SpiritualSuccessor to a similar film, ''Film/SandSharks''.
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Avalanche Sharks is a DirectToVideo BMovie that follows a ski resort being plagued by sharks. Sharks that are somehow burrowing through the snow and eating anyone they come across. As more people disappear, the local sheriff, and various friends and relatives of the victims, begin delving into the matter, against the wishes of the local resort owner and mayor. The framing device (which is edited out of the streaming cut) is a man in a hospital explaining everything that went on to a nurse who is specifically noted to be a figment of his imagination. Serves as a SpiritualSuccessor to a similar film, ''Film/SandSharks''.
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* ChekhovsGunman: Hiro, the Japanese skier that is the butt of a couple of jokes early because she does not seems to understand English, skis off the film's plot for most of the runtime but appears at the climax as the NonProtagonistResolver.
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* ScarilyCompetentTracker: When spring-breaker Carol goes searching for her missing cousin Ross in a wooded area she is only visiting, a snowfall has buried both his tracks and the goggles he dropped before being beaten. However, Carol finds the goggles, glimpsing an extremely small and nondistinctive part of them that isn't quite buried, and digs them up to find proof something happened to Ross. That being said, this is partially a lucky break, as Carol admits to being unsure about whether or not Ross really did venture that far into the woods right before finding the goggles.
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* ScarilyCompetentTracker: When spring-breaker Carol goes searching for her missing cousin Ross in a wooded area she is only visiting, a snowfall has buried both his tracks and the goggles he dropped before being beaten.eaten. However, Carol finds the goggles, glimpsing an extremely small and nondistinctive part of them that isn't quite buried, and digs them up to find proof something happened to Ross. That being said, this is partially a lucky break, as Carol admits to being unsure about whether or not Ross really did venture that far into the woods right before finding the goggles.
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* ScarilyCompetentTracker: When spring-breaker Carol goes searching for her missing cousin Ross in a wooded area she is only visiting, a snowfall has buried both his tracks and the goggles he dropped before being beaten. However, Carol finds the goggles, glimpsing an extremely small and nondistinctive part of them that isn't quite buried, and digs them up to find proof something happened to Ross. That being said, this is partially a lucky break, as Carol admits to being unsure about whether or not Ross really did venture that far into the woods right before finding the goggles.
