Necrosis (Blood Snow)

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Movie Info

Six friends in a secluded cabin begin to turn on one another after a winter storm leaves them snowbound, and the hungry ghosts of the Donner Party show up looking for a warm place to feed. Before long everyone is wondering whether the entities are real, or just a frightening delusion brought about by intense cabin fever.

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Horror, Mystery & Suspense
Directed By:

Jason Robert Stephens
Written By:

Jason Robert Stephens, Robert Michael Ryan
In Theaters:

Nov 9, 2009 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Apr 20, 2010
Runtime:

80 minutes
Studio:

Unknown Productions

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Cast

Tiffany

James Kyson
as Jerry

Robert Michael Ryan
as Michael

George Stults
as Matt

Mickey Jones
as Hank

Penny Drake
as Megan

Danielle DeLuca
as Samantha

Michael Berryman
as Seymour

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Critic Reviews for Necrosis (Blood Snow)

All Critics (3) | Top Critics (1)

The characters are not well-constructed at all, and the movie hinges on a twist that cheats the viewer and ultimately doesn't make a lot of sense.

Jul 22, 2012 | Rating: 1.5/5 | Full Review…

Kevin Carr
7M Pictures

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Audience Reviews for Necrosis (Blood Snow)

Aug 14, 2010

My general rule is once I've read a synopsis or occasionally a review or have seen one trailer I tune out everything else so I can enjoy the film without having everything ruined for me or be influenced by an opinion. Apparently I'm gonna have to change that rule because here lately more times than not I've been burned because of what I expect. Case in point, this one. I was expecting a zombie movie but it is not. It is a thriller with a little bit of supernatural thrown in. And a very, very boring one to boot. Summary: Do not waste your time with this uninspired, poorly written coma-inducing borefest.

A.D. V Super Reviewer
Nov 07, 2008

James Kyson Lee gives a good performance, and Danielle De Luca is okay. Some moments of suspense, but most of the time you are waiting for things to happen, and a few of the other performances are up and down. Something to watch late at night on cable if nothing else was on.

Anthony V Super Reviewer