Wind Chill (film)

Wind Chill ( Original: Wind Chill ) is a British-American horror film directed by Gregory Jacobs from 2007 The screenplay for the film comes from Joe Gangemi and Stephen Katz. .

Action

December 23: A young college student wants to spend the Christmas holidays with her family in Delaware and therefore uses the bulletin board of your faculty to find a ride. Place an ad brings them together with a fellow student, who takes her willingly in his rickety car and it is unappealing. The long drive on snowy highway runs first few events, the conversation is limited to superficial. However, with increasing duration of their trip the young woman her very friendly driver is scary because he knows the details of her private life.

After several hours of driving the driver leaves despite an upcoming snow storm safe highway and redirects the request to a close, scarcely traveled highway, which offers itself as a supposed shortcut. On this snowy road the travelers in the twilight of an oncoming vehicle be involved in an accident, the accident opponent disappears; her car is now on unroadworthy. The unequal carpool is now set in the deserted wasteland completely on their because you can not help, contact.

The young woman exposes her injured driver as a liar, who only wanted to use the six-hour drive home to get closer to her. Nevertheless, the young people fight together, late at night and entrench themselves, as best they can, in the car to withstand the increasing cold. Disturbed but they are always of eerie phenomena in the wintry landscape, wandering past their vehicle without paying attention to them. Those suddenly appearing out of nowhere spirits of deceased persons at this location trigger nightmarish events that they can always wake up in their car. Much of the tension stems from the fact that these events are shown as real and are always only be seen as nightmares on waking.

At the end of the film it is clear that the student had a completely false picture of her driver. He died in the early hours of the morning on his first did not notice internal injuries. As a spirit, he leads his beloved, who apparently changed her mind and also felt feelings for him, with tears from the snow hell to an adjacent gas station.

Reviews

" Bela Gloser horror film, the loving and lifeless taps the well-known repertoire, it does not understand after promising beginnings, to stir up interest in the fate of his people. "

2007 in film Graham Broadbent Film score Clint Mansell Dan Laustsen Blizzard
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