I don't usually leave reviews, I liked this movie overall.

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Snowbound at their high school reunion, former classmates uncover a murder and scramble to identify the killer among them before they&apos;re all iced out for good.

Chris Nelson

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I don&apos;t usually leave reviews, I liked this movie overall.

I&apos;d of given it a 6.25 actually maybe.

So, the film, overall, is a good watch. It is entertaining, it has some good quips and the acting doesn&apos;t completely suck.

It&apos;s the same as a B-rated horror movie I&apos;d say, but actually a bit better.

The cinemtagrophy and the the pace of the movie is good for what it is.

The character Vivian is well written and showcases &quot;neuro-spicy&quot; in a funny and non-mean way. I found her character to be quite original and enjoyed her.

The rest of the characters are also written to fit their physical, mental, and occupational features as well.

As previously mentioned, the pace of the film is honestly about perfect for a murder mystery.

I don&apos;t believe most of any of us would see the twist coming, which is really the only issue with the movie in my opinion.

What do I mean? Well, I have categories of &quot;murder mysteries&quot; that I find simplify what concepts I mean.

Some are akin to the Scooby-Doo mystery type murders... where basically you could usually never guess who the culprit actually is.

Some may argue, sure... you may be lucky sometimes... but mostly... there are never enough clues or foreshadowing or developed story to truly know from observation who the killer is.

This movie obviously wasn&apos;t meet to be a deep thriller.

That being said, once again, the main issue is still how the reveal is done.

The story itself isn&apos;t the problem, it&apos;s the fact that it seems it was put together at the last minute as a &quot;We have a deadline people who are we putting this murder on?!?&quot;

I didn&apos;t expect a work of Shakespeare but it would have been nice to have actual clues, foreshadowing, and proper plot flow on how the film ended.

The way it was done, it could have been anyone, and it just detracts from the movie as a whole.

Sure, many movies do this... but once again... the &quot;Scooby-Doo&quot; effect was strong with this one. More perceived backstory and hints would have came a long way instead of the ending feeling as if it was just put together last minute. It&apos;s almost as it was written completely seperately from someone pulling a name out of a hate and writing the story around that person regardless of the first half of the movie.

The twist is actually a good one, and the character that solves the mystery really shows how observant and intelligent he is.

It didn&apos;t have to be a Sherlock Holmes... no, but could have added much needed depth to an otherwise shallow plot.

:The movie is a good watch, the characters fit their profiles for who and what they are. There are some great quips and general comedy in the film. However, not enough foreshadowing and a way to follow the clues to come to a consensus for the person watching the film.

For the long explanation, see above.

Thank you.

After a murder takes place at a high school reunion party, the remaining guests are trapped in a snowbound mansion, not knowing who to trust.

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I'd of given it a 6.25 actually maybe.

So, the film, overall, is a good watch. It is entertaining, it has some good quips and the acting doesn't completely suck.

It's the same as a B-rated horror movie I'd say, but actually a bit better.

The cinemtagrophy and the the pace of the movie is good for what it is.

The character Vivian is well written and showcases "neuro-spicy" in a funny and non-mean way. I found her character to be quite original and enjoyed her.

The rest of the characters are also written to fit their physical, mental, and occupational features as well.

As previously mentioned, the pace of the film is honestly about perfect for a murder mystery.

I don't believe most of any of us would see the twist coming, which is really the only issue with the movie in my opinion.

What do I mean? Well, I have categories of "murder mysteries" that I find simplify what concepts I mean.

Some are akin to the Scooby-Doo mystery type murders... where basically you could usually never guess who the culprit actually is.

Some may argue, sure... you may be lucky sometimes... but mostly... there are never enough clues or foreshadowing or developed story to truly know from observation who the killer is.

This movie obviously wasn't meet to be a deep thriller.

That being said, once again, the main issue is still how the reveal is done.

The story itself isn't the problem, it's the fact that it seems it was put together at the last minute as a "We have a deadline people who are we putting this murder on?!?"

I didn't expect a work of Shakespeare but it would have been nice to have actual clues, foreshadowing, and proper plot flow on how the film ended.

The way it was done, it could have been anyone, and it just detracts from the movie as a whole.

Sure, many movies do this... but once again... the "Scooby-Doo" effect was strong with this one. More perceived backstory and hints would have came a long way instead of the ending feeling as if it was just put together last minute. It's almost as it was written completely seperately from someone pulling a name out of a hate and writing the story around that person regardless of the first half of the movie.

The twist is actually a good one, and the character that solves the mystery really shows how observant and intelligent he is.

It didn't have to be a Sherlock Holmes... no, but could have added much needed depth to an otherwise shallow plot.

:The movie is a good watch, the characters fit their profiles for who and what they are. There are some great quips and general comedy in the film. However, not enough foreshadowing and a way to follow the clues to come to a consensus for the person watching the film.

For the long explanation, see above.

Thank you.

Snowbound at their high school reunion, former classmates uncover a murder and scramble to identify the killer among them before they're all iced out for good.

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