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Devil's Pass (2013) Sinopsis:
Directed by Renny Harlin. With Gemma Atkinson, Matt Stokoe, Richard Reid, Holly Goss. Five young filmmakers retrace the steps of a doomed group of hikers in pursuit of an unsolvable mystery.
Credited cast: Gemma Atkinson ... Denise Evers Matt Stokoe ... Jenson Day Richard Reid ... Sgt. Smirnov Holly Goss ... Holly King Luke Albright ... JP Hauser Jr. Ryan Hawley ... Andy Thatcher Anastasiya Burdina ... Holly Creature Valeriy Fedorovich ... Alya (20 Years) Nelly Nielsen ... Alya (73 Years) Jane Perry ... Professor Martha Kittles Nikolay Butenin ... Sergei Igor Kulachko ... Sgt. Tupelov Oleg Kurlov ... Man #1 Aleyksey Kink ... Vallik Boris Stepanov ... Piotr Karov
Description of Devil's Pass (2013):
The Dyatlove Pass Incident follows a group of students on a trek to investigate the true life mystery of nine Russian skiers who befell an unexplained death while skiing in the Russian mountains in 1959. To this day, their deaths have been one of the most bizarre unsolved mysteries of the 20th century. Written byGM
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User Review:
As a movie, especially one from the category of wobbly shaky camera films, it is not that bad. It's a cliché, from the start to the end, but you can't really blame it for not being the first to do what it does. I also know nothing about the Dyatlov incident and I suspect the movie has little to do with it, other than the name.Weirdly enough, the name was what drew me to the film and I have no idea why someone would rename it blandly "Devil's Pass", which has absolutely nothing to do with the plot and is probably one of many movies to be thus named.Anyway, the film: young maniacally happy Americans go to investigate, equipped with apparently a new type of recording device that needs no recharging, since it keeps going for days. They get there, die from various reasons which border from implausible to funny, then end in a kind of Twilight Zone way, with lots of bad CGI.The idea wasn't really bad, either, just the execution. All in all, it was a classic hand held camera horror, without being scary, though. I liked the sci-fi twist to it all, but not the execution (or the characters, or the actors). I liked that they really went to a place where people actually spoke Russian, not mangled the language horribly in the hope that no viewer actually speaks it.I can't rate it average. It had too many plot holes, bad cgi, etc. But it was close.
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