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Dead of Winter (1987)

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Dead of Winter

3 reviews
1/10

The true horror of the film is that the police believe the insane psychiatrist, and not the very sane, (until this), female protagonist.

  • DriftedSnowWhite
  • Apr 29, 2022
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1/10

Wretchedly ineffective would-be thriller. Poor Mary Steenburgen.

The lovely and talented Mary Steenburgen's career was in the doldrums when she accepted the lead in this pathetic, unnecessarily ugly, would-be thriller, which also marks the nadir of director Arthur Penn's career. A starving New York actress accepts a mysterious offer to spend the weekend in snowbound New England at the eerie home of an equally creepy gentleman. What transpires is not only predictable but totally devoid of suspense or surprise. Filled with enough sadism to make any sane moviegoer queasy, this MGM cheapie (filmed in Canada, naturally) was a deserved, long-forgotten flop. Supposedly a re-make of the superior 1945 'B' thriller "My Name is Julia Ross," you'd do well to catch the original and skip this putrid, pointless mess. Poor Mary Steenburgen had come a long way from her Oscar-winning performance in "Melvyn and Howard"!
  • sdiner82
  • Nov 14, 2002
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1/10

Awful says it all. Ridiculous plot but Mary S. is pretty good.

  • easy_eight
  • Oct 10, 2011
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