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Hypothermia [Blu-ray]

Michael Rooker (Actor), Blanche Baker (Actor), James Felix McKenney (Director) Format: Blu-ray

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Actors: Michael Rooker, Blanche Baker, Benjamin Forster, Amy Chang, Don Wood
Directors: James Felix McKenney
Format: Import, Blu-ray, Widescreen
Language: French, English
Subtitles: French
Region: Region B/2 (Read more about DVD/Blu-ray formats.)
Aspect Ratio: 1.77:1
Number of discs: 1
Studio: Warner
Run Time: 72.00 minutes
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ASIN: B00YQJRYJG

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France released, Blu-Ray/Region A/B/C DVD: LANGUAGES: English ( Dolby Digital 5.1 ), French ( Dolby Digital 5.1 ), French ( Subtitles ), WIDESCREEN (1.78:1), SPECIAL FEATURES: Interactive Menu, Scene Access, SYNOPSIS: This film is about Ray Palletier ('Michael Rooker') and his family. They have a cabin near a frozen lake where they can go fishing through the ice. But when Steve Cote and his son Stevie turn up in a custom made portable fishing hut making lots of noise it attracts something living under the ice, something that will endanger all of them. Ray sets aside his differences with Steve and they join forces to try and catch whatever it is swimming under them and they turn from the hunters to the hunted. Will they catch this thing or will it catch them? ...Hypothermia ( Hypothermia -The Coldest Prey ) (Blu-Ray)

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Nicholas J Malino

And Now, The Award for Silliest Fish-Head-Creature Costume...

22 November 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

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Good cast, good story, good mostly everything, but why not spend a little on the creature make up? This is really the silliest creature I have ever seen, and I am certain that I saw that identical rubber mask at Wal*Mart last year. Anyway, it can also be runner up for silliest dialogue. At the end when Helen and Gina are being threatened by GillMan (Although he doesn't appear to have any gills but doesn't appear to have two small nostrils, so s/he may be an 'air-breather')
At one point, Helen tries to reason with the beast with statements like, "I know you are just a primitive creature trying to protect it territory". "Maybe you can't process this in your pea-sized reptilian brain". Wow, real constructive! Insult the creature whose mercy you are at. It would have been great if the creature, said, "Primitive creature, huh? I'll show you who the primitive creature is", Whack!!, and "reptilian brain, Huh? I'll show you who's got a reptilian brain" Whack!
But seriously, folks. This is a good movie. It would have been much better if the creature was scary rather than funny, and Helen's monologue should be totally stricken and perhaps instead a little bit of closing action.

2 people found this helpful

Admiral Eric

Good Movie Overall - Unexpected Ending

26 August 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

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The story itself has been told in many different forms over many generations. There's a monster in the lake, and it likes to eat people. We don't know where it came from or why it is there. But, that really doesn't matter. It's there. And, people are being eaten. Perhaps that's enough bait for a part 2? Most of the special effects were well done. I personally didn't like the up close of the monster suit. It looked like a guy in a wetsuit with monster stuff attached to it and an awkward head. However, the underwater monster footage was great, as was the through the ice scenes. What little gore there was was well done. I'm not a big gore fan but this was realistic. Overall, 4 stars. Almost 5, but not quite there.

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DRONOZYTE

You will get hypothermia .....not...

26 October 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

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Hey there movie watchers!

This review has some spoilers. Be advised.

I probably was having a bad day and choose a B grade movie to watch.
The title has nothing to do with the movie unless they want us to believe that going fishing during winter can cause hypothermia. How nice of them to warn us and not show anything related to it.

The movie itself is not bad but the low budget is obvious. The monster is a guy with a very lousy costume on him and at most is 2% believable.

There are some other lousy scenes where blood is dripping from someones chest and everyone is super duper calm.

Some scenes do not make sense at all.

The story however is nice and that is why I gave it 2 stars instead of 1. The same story directed by a top director could be a hit easily.

I mean, it is not the worst B grade film out there and if you want to kill some time watching a winter themed movie and loose 1 + hour of your life.....DO IT.

At least it is free if you have PRIME.

I do not fully understand why I wrote this review to waste more time on this...hehe.

Regards.

2 people found this helpful

Carlos S.

"So Bad It's Funny Bad!"

15 May 2019 - Published on Amazon.com

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This fish tale was hilarious, though not meant to be. The acting was often stiff and dialogues poorly written. The characters were mostly caricatures, especially the profane, obnoxious rich contractor, who had every tacky gadget and excessive gear on the lake, and his poor, embarrassed son who felt awful the way dad carried on. The son of the older couple checked off all the obligatory liberal boxes, an Asian GF, white guilt, fear of global warming, plans to join the Peace Corps and go to Uganda (to "make a difference", of course) with Suzy Chang, as if they're not worried about getting abducted by Idi Aminlike goons, the girl gang raped and both of them chopped into bite size pieces for the hyenas, LOL. But the funniest part of this turkey is the fish man, OMG, how badly done! It was clearly a guy in a skin suit and swim fins with a big fish head, long sharp teeth, and giant, googly bug eyes. The monster looked like a poorly made Halloween costume and it made the 1950s Creature from the Black Lagoon look incredibly real and scary. This is the kind of flick Elvira Mistress of the Dark would pan or Lorelei & Rory on movie night.

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Melanie

I enjoyed it, but I like rubber-suit-monsters

3 November 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

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I enjoyed this movie, but my expectations were not high because I read many reviews before I watched it. I was prepared for a man in a rubber suit. I'm a retro sci-fi movie buff and I'm totally OK with people wearing rubber suits to portray a monster. Rubber-suit-Monster aside, the movie was actually well written and the actors did a great job, except for Steve Senior, he was questionable... nah, actually he was OK. This movie is good if you're looking for something different, have no expectations, enjoy random scares, and a few laughs (it's kind of funny when hothead jerks get killed by rubber-suit-monster-man), and just want to forget about life for at least an hour. Nothing heavy or mind blowing - just good ole fashion low-budget entertainment. I do think it's interesting to see how (some) men and (some) women deal with monsters differently, but I doubt that any message was intentionally baked into the movie about how men v women deal with monster threats. I was OK with how the Mom handled angry monster-suit-man at the end.

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