Todd wrote about this film before, and now a new poster (seen to the left) and full-length trailer have appeared online.
It's your basic "young people go skiing in the wilderness, one of them gets hurt, they break into a house to stay the night, bad and bloody things happen," but the full-length trailer builds on the teaser by showing the kids fighting back. As Todd wrote, it looks mighty impressive, and a simple premise well-executed is a beauty to behold. (Plus, it's hard not to be intrigued by a film directed by Roar Uthaug.) It opens in Norway on October 13.
Both the teaser and trailer are supposed to be available from the official website, but I couldn't get them to load, so have instead provided an alternate route to the trailer from the distributor.
Thanks to Jon H. for the news tip and links.
SF Norge (distributor site; click on "Trailer" under the poster to access three sizes of the embedded Quicktime trailer)
It's good to see the Norwegians aren't immune to all the tired cliches of the genre. Still there's something about the setting to make me intrigued although I'm worried it's going to end up being The Hills Have Eyes on a mountaintop.
Todd was correct though in that when this genre works it can be very satisfying. Hoping for the best.
I`m looking forward to this film.
is this the resident evil movie font?! lol
Actually, Hills Have Eyes on a mountaintop sounds a pretty good idea for a movie.
Already taken. More news about that later.....maybe.
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