Abominable (2006) is a supernatural horror film that combines elements of suspense, terror, and survival in a chilling remote mountain setting. The story centers on a group of people stranded in a secluded cabin high in the snowy mountains after a plane crash. Among the survivors is a wheelchair-bound man named Preston, who, despite his physical limitations, must summon all his courage to confront the terrifying creature lurking outside their cabin.

As the group tries to survive and stay safe, they soon realize they are being hunted by a monstrous, yetis-like creature, whose presence is felt long before it is seen. The beast, driven by hunger and aggression, picks off the survivors one by one, forcing Preston to rely on his wits and his surviving companions to devise a plan to escape. As the survivors’ numbers dwindle, their fear intensifies, and they begin to unravel the mystery of the creature’s origins.

In the midst of their fight for survival, Preston must confront not only the physical danger but also his own internal struggles, including his feelings of helplessness and fear. The terror escalates as the group tries to outwit the creature and survive long enough to make it to safety. In the end, Preston’s determination and the strength of the human spirit are tested as he faces a brutal showdown with the creature.

Abominable is a tense, atmospheric thriller that emphasizes isolation, vulnerability, and the primal instinct to survive. The film uses its snowy, remote setting to create a claustrophobic feeling of dread, as the group must face both the supernatural terror of the creature and the harsh, unforgiving elements of the wilderness.