3/5 Nice little horror flick...
  by D. Mankey (pennsylvania)

My mother in law and I watched this a few nites back. All in all, I probably wouldn't watch it again. But it was an ok movie. Started out great, then got a little to fake. Some kids wreck on a snowy road and end up at a cannibal's house. They over do the whole meat thing. I'm glad I watched it and it will remain in my collection. But not as a favorite. Although I liked it enough not to sell it.

4/5 Enjoyed this one
  by Albert F. Yuen
You can just sense the bitter cold in this movie where the actors actually romp around in the frozen outdoors - no fake snow in sight. The gore was okay, but I wanted more. One unique feature of this movie is that the ones tortured and captured were all male, turning the tables on the usual screaming helpless busty women.

3/5 Indie flick worth a veiw
  by Horror Buff (Hickory, NC)
If you keep your expectations in check, this might be a worthwhile rental for the horror fan. Three snowboarders somehow find their way to backwoods Pennsylvania during a snow storm and wind up in the cabin of a pair of hungry backwoodsmen (not to mention a few ornery townsfolk). This, of course, results in more than a few gruesome scenes, a brutal chase, and a race for survival. If you enjoy the exploits of rural cannibals, you know what to expect, and generally this fits the bill without any frills. The filmmaking and scenery is above par for a limited budget, and the scenes do provide enough realism to make even the most avid gore hound cringe. The acting, at best, is wooden, though the cabin owner does have a certain creepiness to him, and a brief scene in a local eatery is loaded with enough distasteful characters to whet you appetite for what is to come. You'll find few suprises here, but the film is a good reminder that big bucks are not necessary for cheap thrills.