Blood and Snow

The classic problem: How to make a 90 minute movie with a 20 minute story?

One is to add scenes with no sense. Another way is create interesting characters which are more interesting than the story.

And they did the third way: As usually from Asylum and other indie-production companies, they filled the rest with worthless chewing-gum-dialogue and long staring/pondering-scenes. Adding the classic "short distance camera work", you get the basic "we saved money"-treatment. And CGI-blood.

The video-work looked cheap. The basic "grey fog filter" was running high on processor-power. I wish, I hadn't paid money for that.