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Cold Meat
David Petersen is passing through the Colorado Rockies. After saving a young diner waitress from her violent ex-husband during a break from driving, he hits the road again alone through a dangerous snow blizzard. One false move behind the wheel has him waking up inside a ravine, in the eye of the storm. But the cold is the least of his worries when a beast starts prowling outside. How will he survive?
Year: 2024
Studio: Featuristic Films, Trilight Entertainment
Director: Sébastien Drouin
Cast: Allen Leech, Nina Bergman, Yan Tual, James Barton-Steel, Riley Banzer, Sydney Hendricks
Crew: James Kermack (Writer), Sébastien Drouin (Director), Sébastien Drouin (Original Concept), Andrew Desmond (Writer), Sébastien Drouin (Editor), Sébastien Drouin (Executive Producer)
Runtime: 89 minutes
Release: Feb 23, 2024
IMDb: 6.43/10 by 112 users
Popularity: 3
Country: Canada, United Kingdom
Language: English
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
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Someone managed to coax Allen Leech away from the luxury of "Downton" to far chiller climes where he has to step in to avert a row between "Ana" (Nina Bergman) and ex-boyfriend "Vincent" (Yan Tual) in a roadside diner. Next thing, he's driving along the icy roads with his own vehicular stalker, manages to crash and then things take and even more ridiculous turn with a certain something lurking (not so willingly) in the boot. Can he survive? Should he survive? Probably more importantly - do we care if he survives? To be fair to auteur Sébastien Drouin he does use the wintery and dark conditions to elicit a sense of bone-chilling, claustrophobic, menace as the car is gradually covered in snow and events become rather more perilous, but the acting is almost as mediocre as the direction and that's only marginally better than the writing. Thanks to some budget gaffer tape, the story proceeds to take too many implausible turns as it quite literally goes nowhere fast. I wouldn't bother if I were you, this is low/no budget fayre that looks like a training film for aspiring creatives dipping their toes in the business.