I do like Tom Berenger and I think he still has his fans. Which is evident when you see him in big budget movies too. This is low budget though and it has quite a few pacing issues. Still Berenger shines through and for some that may be more than enough to like this.

The story is quite easy to tell and there are not too many surprises along the way. The landscape is nice and the cinematography tries to make the most of it. It's an interesting setting at least. Tension is there, but I don't think you'll be on the edge of your seat to much.

Underused Throughout His Film Career, Berenger is Still Willing to Step-Up and Brave the Harsh Shoot During a Winter in Maine.

He Carries this Modest Thriller Single-Handedly Disposing of Four Robbers and Murderers.

It's a Not-Bad Character Study with the Weather-Beaten Face and Body of the 71-Year-Old Thespian.

His Character is Next-to-Death Battling Lung-Cancer, Alcoholism, and Devastating Guilt of Killing His Daughter in a Drunk-Driving Accident.

He Fights His Demons as well as the Bad-Guys with Ex-Marine Gravitas.

Worth a Watch for Berenger's Performance and a Good Cat-and-Mouse Game within the Snow-Covered Mountains.

Was this movie scripted or did they just make the dialogue up as they went along? I could've fallen asleep five minutes into the movie and woke up 60 minutes into the movie and not missed a thing. Who wrote this thing? Or wait, the few lines of elementary dialogue and the trekking in the snow, and the trekking in the snow, and did I say trekking in the snow??? Some actors just need to retire, or does he really need the money that bad? Overall a very sad state of affairs in the production of this movie.