You get the impression while watching SUMMIT, your usual zero-budget indie horror flick, that the writer and director wanted to make something more than just a typical slasher flick. If that was so, why go through the motions in such an obvious and predictable way as they've done here? The film is about a group of friends who go on a skiing holiday only to end up lost and sheltered in an abandoned house, where very bad things happen. It's badly shot and boring throughout, with a thrillery twist rather than supernatural, but the viewer's interest in what takes place is strictly minimal.
Review of Summit
