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# Cold Ground

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desertcart.com: Cold Ground : Delage, Fabien, Rand, Doug, Schurer, Philip, Besson, Gala, Pierre, Fabrice: Movies & TV

Review: Why did this get bad reviews? - No, the entire movie is not in French, just the first 5-10m and intermittently throughout. All of it for good reason and adds to the background in the movie which is about a French movie duo meeting English scientists, forensics/investigative professionals and one guide to reach a scientific outpost in some treacherous mountains. I've watched every bit of good and bad found footage out there. I'm always on the lookout for new and interesting films in the genre. I prefer horror. This is a solid FF movie in that genre. This was on par with: "Exists" "Alien Abduction (2014)" "Frankenstein Theory" ect. It has an interesting setup with a large party of confident strong people, which I find to be far more entertaining than just like two people running screaming in the woods or being locked in a building, large parties make the situation seem more dire since in theory it should provide safety but fails miserably as people are picked off. The actors all play their particular roles well, the scenery is well chosen, the creatures are terrifying and it doesn't just toss it all at you at once but builds to a terrifying final few scenes. None of the actors overact, scream incessantly or have obnoxious emotional problems. Everyone starts off happy, has a job and takes the situation seriously. The scientists act as such, the movie crew asks a lot of questions and all of it adds to the plot. The scenery is well chosen and definitely provides a very lonely sense of danger as they are isolated in a wooded area up in mountains where they make clear that it is extremely cold, which it looks it. The creature makes it's appearances through the evidence it leaves, eerie sounds and eventually directly. The makeup/cgi is well done and looked good. If you want to get a detailed look I doubt you will get that even on a DVD but its good enough that you know what it is and it's scary. Come on, its FF, not a nature documentary. There is one scene at the end where I was kind of like "really, right now?" But that was minor, the characters were out of their element and acted rashly. This would be my only real complaint. Summary: Top notch FF. If that's what you are looking for don't hesitate. If on the other hand you are looking for a conventional horror movie, go elsewhere. Great job to those who made this movie, more like this please! (A follow up expedition would be cool! Or the story told from the perspective of the mountains scientists we didn't see)
Review: "Lot of strange animals up here..." - I'm writing this review mostly because I've noticed this movie's not getting a lot of love, and it really is an intelligently done creature feature. A French journalist and her boyfriend/cameraman are off to the Swiss/French Alps to investigate cattle disappearances and mutilations in the area which may have something to do with a new bacteria. Researchers however never returned from the mountains, so the intrepid journalists head out with a biologist, a mountain guide, and an American investigator studying similar cases in the US (which he thinks are caused by e.t.s) to shoot the a rescue mission. It isn't long, of course, until they realize they're the one's in danger. It's a slow burn, couple of slow spots, lots of dialogue, part of which is in French, which may bother those who dislike subtitles. The characters in this one really shine; you believe they are what they are cast as. The setting is desolate cold, the mutilations bloody and the creatures, it's easy to put the dots together as to what they are. This is a found footage film. A polarizing medium, but love it or hate it, the plot is so engrossing you forget that's what you're watching, up until the end. We have that typical ff lack of conclusion, which I would say is this movie's only real flaw.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Customer Reviews | 3.3 out of 5 stars 163 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Why did this get bad reviews?
*by M***L on December 16, 2018*

No, the entire movie is not in French, just the first 5-10m and intermittently throughout. All of it for good reason and adds to the background in the movie which is about a French movie duo meeting English scientists, forensics/investigative professionals and one guide to reach a scientific outpost in some treacherous mountains. I've watched every bit of good and bad found footage out there. I'm always on the lookout for new and interesting films in the genre. I prefer horror. This is a solid FF movie in that genre. This was on par with: "Exists" "Alien Abduction (2014)" "Frankenstein Theory" ect. It has an interesting setup with a large party of confident strong people, which I find to be far more entertaining than just like two people running screaming in the woods or being locked in a building, large parties make the situation seem more dire since in theory it should provide safety but fails miserably as people are picked off. The actors all play their particular roles well, the scenery is well chosen, the creatures are terrifying and it doesn't just toss it all at you at once but builds to a terrifying final few scenes. None of the actors overact, scream incessantly or have obnoxious emotional problems. Everyone starts off happy, has a job and takes the situation seriously. The scientists act as such, the movie crew asks a lot of questions and all of it adds to the plot. The scenery is well chosen and definitely provides a very lonely sense of danger as they are isolated in a wooded area up in mountains where they make clear that it is extremely cold, which it looks it. The creature makes it's appearances through the evidence it leaves, eerie sounds and eventually directly. The makeup/cgi is well done and looked good. If you want to get a detailed look I doubt you will get that even on a DVD but its good enough that you know what it is and it's scary. Come on, its FF, not a nature documentary. There is one scene at the end where I was kind of like "really, right now?" But that was minor, the characters were out of their element and acted rashly. This would be my only real complaint. Summary: Top notch FF. If that's what you are looking for don't hesitate. If on the other hand you are looking for a conventional horror movie, go elsewhere. Great job to those who made this movie, more like this please! (A follow up expedition would be cool! Or the story told from the perspective of the mountains scientists we didn't see)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Lot of strange animals up here..."
*by M***N on March 11, 2021*

I'm writing this review mostly because I've noticed this movie's not getting a lot of love, and it really is an intelligently done creature feature. A French journalist and her boyfriend/cameraman are off to the Swiss/French Alps to investigate cattle disappearances and mutilations in the area which may have something to do with a new bacteria. Researchers however never returned from the mountains, so the intrepid journalists head out with a biologist, a mountain guide, and an American investigator studying similar cases in the US (which he thinks are caused by e.t.s) to shoot the a rescue mission. It isn't long, of course, until they realize they're the one's in danger. It's a slow burn, couple of slow spots, lots of dialogue, part of which is in French, which may bother those who dislike subtitles. The characters in this one really shine; you believe they are what they are cast as. The setting is desolate cold, the mutilations bloody and the creatures, it's easy to put the dots together as to what they are. This is a found footage film. A polarizing medium, but love it or hate it, the plot is so engrossing you forget that's what you're watching, up until the end. We have that typical ff lack of conclusion, which I would say is this movie's only real flaw.

### ⭐ High Rating On IMDB, Low Rating On Amazon For A Reason
*by H***E on November 27, 2019*

This movie doesn't start out all that badly, but it rapidly goes downhill. (No pun intended.) There are just too many things that made it impossible for me to ignore them. These people are supposed to be in frigid temperatures, but they are dressed as if they are walking around in the city during the winter. The so-called scientist, uses the words "virus" and "bacteria" interchangeably. A jeep at a camp that can only be reached by foot. Even if this was air-lifted in, what possible use would it be? None of the team except the guide/leader had any provisions for a 3-4 day hike through frozen wilderness, and the guide/leader's supplies were limited to some cans of food, chemical heat packs, nylon tents and sleeping bags, (which he instructed them to hide in from carnivorous killers that could tear apart flesh!) and alcohol. He tells them it will help keep them warm. Even I know, drinking alcohol does not help you keep warm, just the opposite. Nobody has a compass or map. The scientist doesn't take any notes, by hand or recorded. The camp they are visiting hasn't been heard from in days, but no air search was initiated. The boyfriend with the hurt ankle, following his girlfriend through the deep snow and holding the camera, aims the camera down towards his feet showing clearly unbroken snow, at his feet, stretching out ahead of him. Where is her trail through the snow? They are walking through frigid conditions at times with no hand or head coverings. No steam from their breathing, and on and on the inconsistencies kept coming until I was just rolling my eyes. By the middle of the film, I thought I could give it a 4 or 5, but by the end my rating was 1. Edit: While watching "Cold Ground" I had this weird feeling that I had seen this movie before, but long before 2017, and I remembered liking it. After doing a Google search, I knew it! This is just a bad ripoff of the movie, "The Dyatlov Pass Incident (2013)". While that movie was no blockbuster, it was done with more realism and attention to detail than this dreck.

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