Let It Snow

If daftness of her climbing uphill and up stream in order to save herself on the mountain haven't put you off watching this movie to the end, make sure to let credits run. You don't want miss day five.

That's all........if you watch this movie,don't expect too much.

Other than beautiful cinematography not really a worth to watch thriller. Very slow and predictable.

A couple of american tourists go to Georgia (Europe) for snowboarding.

Years before a teenage girl had died while skiing and now on the same mountain tourists die or go missing.

The two protagonists decide to go snowboarding on said mountain despite knowing the danger.

This is the premise, but unfortunately there isn't really much more to say.

The good direction and beatiful landscapes surely help, but cannot save the movie from the lack of ideas.

This drags to the end without developing the plot any further leaving an odd feeling to the watchers. It felt like, after the premise, the director just wrote the script of a single scene and then proceeded to shoot several slightly different versions of it.

Then he just pasted them together with a bunch of useless flashbacks, making sure to hit the 90 minutes mark.

If you've seen enough horror movies you know the plot is going to take one turn in a movie like this with possibly a twist. Except this really doesn't take much of one. Once you figure it out it's a one and done.

After that it's just the lead actress trudging around in snow, yelling, and a few moments where you think they may twist things around or add more to it but never do.

Scenery is beautiful to watch though. There's a point where an incorrectly executed shot sucks you right out of the movie (I'm not gonna tell you where because if you see it you probably won't get back into it).

With the beautiful location there could have been so much more that could have been done with.