Taraparain
Tells a fascinating and unsettling true story, and does so well, without pretending to have all the answers.
Jonah Abbott
There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.
Taha Avalos
The best films of this genre always show a path and provide a takeaway for being a better person.
pogodog7
This was a very good family movie. A bit of trivia would be that it was directed by brothers, Dorrel and Stuart McGowan and Melody and Molly Megowan were sisters and the daughters of Dorrell Magowen. The hero, Don Megowan was a very talented supporting actor and I always enjoyed his performances. He co-starred in the television series "The Beachcomber" and was a guest star in just about every western on television in the 50's and 60's. The was the star of Sam Katzman's "The Werewolf" and the incredible odd "Creation of the Humanoids". At his restaurant, Megowan's Clubhouse, located in North Hollywood, you could always meet a western TV actor. John Cason was also featured in "Snowfire" as the heavy, which he usually played. He was a WWII Marine vet and appeared in an astounding number of television and movie westerns. John's untimely death in 1961, at the age of 46, was a result of an automobile accident in which his friend accidentally drove off of the road while they were on their way to do some raccoon hunting.
Varisha01
From a mailing list I'm on ... "There is a film buff from San Francisco, Sid Bloomberg, who DOES have SNOWFIRE available for sale in both DVD and VHS formats. (Sorry, it's apparently not available in either PAL or SEC format.) The price - shipping and handling included - is $38.00. So for all those HORSE-SENSE subscribers who are still in search of SNOWFIRE: Here is Mr. Bloomberg's web site, which includes his contact information: http://www.blsinc.com/rarefilms.htm" I have never seen the movie myself so I don't know how good or bad it is. I just figured I would share this info with those that are crazy about the movie SNOWFIRE.
janeandgary73
Hi- I was 5 years old when I saw this movie with my mom and brother. My mom used to sing this song a lot ( esp when she was cooking). Of all the movies that we saw together, this is the one that we enjoyed the most together. Both my mom and brother have since passed away, but the memories of our time together enjoying this film will never pass for me. When i saw a five minute clip on you tube of this movie a few days ago (9/09), I was united with my youth with my mom and brother in spirit. No other movie could have done that like Snowfire. I wish people could see this joyous movie and feel what I feel.It's a shame that a movie like this isn't on DVD/tape for kids to see.
ibrenner-rizzo
I have been searching for this movie for a long time and I just can't believe that it has not been made available for the public to purchase for everyone to see. I remember watching it on Family Classics when I was about eight or nine years old. A little girl who fell in love with a wild white stallion. It was a great family show . If you loved the movie My Friend Flicka, you would definitely love this movie. Why is it when a movie is made over 40 years ago, which was good clean family entertainment, we can't get it on DVD or even on VHS. Family Classics had so many great movies and this is one that was never reproduced. I would pay top dollar for this movie to come out. I would love my grandchildren to see this wonderful movie especially if you have the love of horses. Please track down this film and put it on DVD. I know that there are a lot of people my age who would love to see this film again. I know that I could watch it over and over again. Lets fight for this movie to hit our stores and online purchasing.
