Snow Kill

About This Movie

Snow Kill, a 1990 TV thriller, really captures that eerie isolation of the wilderness. The tension builds gradually, as corporate executives, ostensibly on a bonding retreat, face a dire threat in the snowy mountains. The atmosphere is heavy with dread, and the pacing keeps you on edge—it's not all action, but those moments of quiet make the shocks hit harder. The practical effects might not break new ground, but they serve the film’s gritty realism well. Performances are a mixed bag, but there’s something raw about the portrayal of fear and desperation. It’s those themes of survival and betrayal that linger long after the credits roll, making it a notable piece for anyone interested in the darker side of corporate culture in cinema.

Solid exploration of corporate themesAtmospheric tension throughoutInteresting take on survival horror