#Film cold prey movie

The music is atmospheric but also original-sounding. This characterization also elevates Cold Prey above the frozen thriller Frozen. And Morten is the funny guy, who has sweet chemistry with Jannicke, which makes things a bit awkward since she’s dating Eirik. She’s dating Mikal, the cool guy who has something of the Ashton Kutcher about him, circa That Seventies Show. Ingunn is the bubbly blonde, so you know what’s going to happen to her but you like her enough to not want it to happen. Plus, she knows that super glue can work in a pinch to close flesh wounds. She’s sensible but still manages to be fun. The characters do follow some slasher tropes but still manage to be likeable.

#Film cold prey movie

The movie was full of beautiful shots of the isolated landscape, to emphasize how far from help the five friends are. The attention to photography was really good. There are some things that set this movie apart from other slashers.

It’s a fairly standard slasher movie that follows certain slasher protocols but it still manages to be fresh and scary. They take shelter in an abandoned hotel that may or may not be as abandoned as it seems. It’s a compound fracture worthy of Frozen. It’s all fun and games and briefly like a Mountain Dew commercial until Morten–who I’ve mentally renamed as Ron Weasley because he’s a funny ginge–breaks his leg. Jannicke and Eirik, Ingunn and Mikal, and Morten are friends out for a day of remote snowboarding fun. It’s nice to think about that in the 90+ degree weather in the one room in my apartment with air conditioning. Not only was the movie actually good, it was set on a frigid, icy, isolated mountain. This month’s assignment was the Norwegian slasher-pic Cold Prey. It wasn’t all lounging in heart-shaped hot-tubs and taking pictures in giant champagne glasses, though, I brought my Final Girl Film Club homework with me. And, I’m baaaack! Back from my Poconos vacation.