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Terror Peak

  • TV Movie
  • 2003
  • Not Rated
  • 1h 36m
IMDb RATING
3.5/10
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Terror Peak (2003)
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A thrill-seeking couple disregard warnings and scale a volcano in New Zealand--and quickly learn why the locals call it "Terror Peak".A thrill-seeking couple disregard warnings and scale a volcano in New Zealand--and quickly learn why the locals call it "Terror Peak".A thrill-seeking couple disregard warnings and scale a volcano in New Zealand--and quickly learn why the locals call it "Terror Peak".

  • Director
    • Dale G. Bradley
  • Writers
    • Dale G. Bradley
    • Rebecca Goldsmith
    • Kyle Southam
  • Stars
    • Lynda Carter
    • Parker Stevenson
    • Antony Starr
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    3.5/10
    493
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Dale G. Bradley
    • Writers
      • Dale G. Bradley
      • Rebecca Goldsmith
      • Kyle Southam
    • Stars
      • Lynda Carter
      • Parker Stevenson
      • Antony Starr
    • 15User reviews
    • 3Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Lynda Carter
    Lynda Carter
    • Dr. Janet Fraser
    Parker Stevenson
    Parker Stevenson
    • Kevin Fraser
    Antony Starr
    Antony Starr
    • Jason
    Emily Barclay
    Emily Barclay
    • Melanie Fraser
    William Davis
    William Davis
    • Rangi
    Peter Elliott
    • Patrick
    Emma Storry
    • Sara
    Joanne Baker
    • Kendall
    Crawford Thomson
    • Brett The Scientist
    Paki Cherrington
    • John The Maori Elder
    • (as Te Paki Cherrington)
    Alistair Browning
    Alistair Browning
    • Dirksen Thatcher
    Patricia Ngawati Faiers
    • Moana
    Cherie McQuilkin
    • Tour Guide
    Peter Muller
    Peter Muller
    • Gary Green
    Emma Aubin
    • Cherry
    Campbell Rousselle
    Campbell Rousselle
    • Adventure Tourist
    Scott Harding
    Scott Harding
    • Bus Driver
    • Director
      • Dale G. Bradley
    • Writers
      • Dale G. Bradley
      • Rebecca Goldsmith
      • Kyle Southam
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    azeffer

    Fluff stuff from Wonder Woman

    The New Zealand Scenery was beautiful. The Production values were bad, but probably not so bad, I'm sure the budget wasn't huge. No worse than Bay Watch, Xena, or other syndicated series. Former seventies sex symbols Carter and Stevenson headline as newlyweds.
    thea-in-nz

    Harmless!

    I wasn't expecting much from this lunchtime TV movie, so I wasn't disappointed! Admittedly the production values don't appear to reach that of a blockbuster, but overall it was fine! Occasionally exciting, occasionally informative, occasionally heart warming!

    I know people will pity me for this...but as a background to revision, I liked it! I've seen much worse!

    If you're bored and up for some mindless entertainment - give it a go!
    3Leofwine_draca

    Cheesy disaster thrills with a former Wonder Woman

    Former WONDER WOMAN actress Lynda Carter finds herself down on her luck in this makeshift disaster movie about a family caught in and around an erupting volcano. The only thing this film has going for it is that it's a Kiwi production, so the New Zealand scenery looks fantastic and there are various Maori supporting characters in the story for novelty value. Other than that it's business as usual.

    Most annoyingly, TERROR PEAK plays it safe throughout and none of the peril sequences convince because you know everybody's going to make it. The usual gamut of poor special effects and worse acting make this an entirely familiar outing for the genre, and even Carter's worthwhile efforts in the acting department can't help it. What hurts it the most is that Carter's screen daughter is given the most obnoxious personality ever and has such a prominent role in the proceedings; big mistake. Plus there's an odd timbre to the audio which makes all the voices sound too-loud and theatrical.
    1sl1

    A poor antipodean reprise of Dante's Peak

    I usually say nothing if I can't say anything good; however, in this case, I make an exception. A very poor movie; tried and tested story (i.e. unoriginal), every volcanic cliche in the book, no eruptions of brilliance, highly questionable effects and a vast range of technical inconsistencies.

    New Zealand never fails to impress by its scenery: pity about some of the actors! The most notable effects were those in the latter part of the movie when memebers of the cast were running to their airlift point (that was strangely devoid of any sign of ash, darkness or other tell-tale signs of volcanic activity): the said effects were strangely reminiscent of those used by Tim the Magician in Monty Python's Holy Gail. Even more surprising was the loss of the top half of the volcano prior to any major eruption occurring.

    After this, even 'Volcano' looks polished, professional and credible!
    4wrlang

    its about the characters

    Terror Peak is a nice little volcano movie about a new family that travels to New Zealand to find and fund a possible new tourist attraction. The husband is the tourist agent and the wife is of course an ex vulcanologist with a tragic history with volcanos. The teenage daughter is a typical teenage daughter. The kids get lost inside the now active volcano and have to be rescued. Some OK special effects for a low budget film. Dialog was a little too touchy feely, but it worked pretty well. Some OK action and not to many continuity breaks. Good suspense. It is not true to the science of vulcanology, but it wasn't meant to be.

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      SFX issue with the opening sequence in which they see "toxic fumes" emanating from the volcano; however, the fumes cascade downwards, which would be very unlikely in a heated environment like a volcano; it is obvious that the "fumes" in question are dry ice.

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    • Release date
      • March 8, 2003 (United States)
    • Countries of origin
      • New Zealand
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • La cima de la muerte
    • Filming locations
      • Auckland, New Zealand
    • Production companies
      • Daybreak Pacific
      • Regent Entertainment
      • EMS Publishing
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 36m(96 min)
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Stereo
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.33 : 1

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