Discover the horrifying evil frozen beneath the arctic tundra as Genius Products presents the psychological thriller/ environmental message movie The Last Winter on DVD July 22. Starring Ron Perlman (Hellboy), James LeGros (Vantage Point), Connie Britton (NBC’s “Friday Night Lights”), Zach Gilford (NBC’s “Friday Night Lights”) and Kevin Corrigan (Definitely, Maybe), and directed by Larry Fessenden (The Brave One), you can check out full details and new art inside.
Nominated for a 2007 Gotham Award for Best Ensemble Cast, The Last Winter blends real-life environmental concerns over global warming with the a suspenseful supernatural storyline. Named one of last year’s top movies by many critics including Greg Lamberson of FearZone.com, Bob Brodmerkel of HorrorReview.com and Scott Perry of Colonelscrypt.com, the Environmental Defense Fund called The Last Winter “a stunning wake up call, a bold exploration of the horror of unchecked global warming that is sure to move new audiences to action.”
The Last Winter includes the following special features:
• Making of The Last Winter – a feature-length documentary including deleted scenes and interview with Director Larry Fessenden
• Director Commentary
SYNOPSIS
In the Arctic region of Northern Alaska, an oil company's advanced team struggles to establish a drilling base that will forever alter the pristine land. After one team member is found naked and dead in the snow, an environmentalist suspects sour gases may have accidentally been released in the area, provoking hallucinations, disorientation and insanity in the group. After a shocking second fatal incident, he convinces their boss to travel with the team to a hospital for examination. However, mysterious events begin taking place, effectively trapping the group in the base as they succumb to an unknown fear.
Ive been waiting to see this for a while now. After searching the net for a release i came up with July 22nd. However after reading the posts I went to Blockbuster and wha'dya know there it was-Even their on-line site says this is unavailable until July. Which caused me to remember that this same thing happened to Furnace.Whats going on MrD? Any thoughts?
I saw this movie. It's great. Very moody and atmospheric, the isolation of this film is real. Some real scare moments, and a non-preachy message throughout. Look for a cameo from the director as a co-pilot.
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