Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Dominic Purcell | ... | Malraux | |
Adam Beach | ... | TC Cardinal | |
Gabriel Hogan | ... | Frozen #1 | |
Michael Ironside | ... | Col. Desmond Trump | |
Camille Sullivan | ... | Jane Frazer | |
Nicu Branzea | ... | Lobokoff | |
Benz Antoine | ... | Sgt. Joe Gibbs | |
Matthew G. Taylor | ... | Frozen #2 | |
Andre Tricoteux | ... | Frozen #3 | |
Carinne Leduc | ... | Juliet | |
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Jamie Roy | ... | Radio Operator #1 |
Raoul Bhaneja | ... | Bates | |
Kristina Nicoll | ... | Chief Melody Ripinski | |
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Jason Abel | ... | Lieutenant Ken McKenzie |
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Stefen Hayes | ... | Russian Oil Executive (Mitka Dorovich) |
A scientist discovers the bodies of three frozen genetically modified Russians buried in the Canadian North. Upon thawing them out he realizes he has unleashed a deadly threat to Western society and must stop them at all costs.
"It's imperative I find these three soldiers, extract DNA and verify once and for all whether or not Steinke had genetically modified human beings." After years of speculation Malraux (Purcell), a scientist, finds a hidden bunker that has been holding three frozen genetically modified Russians. Hoping to study them and figure out their make-up he decides to thaw them out. This act reawakens them and the soldiers continue their original mission. I have to admit I wasn't expecting a whole lot from this going in. The beginning "back-story" part of the movie was both interesting and cheesy. The Russians send a group of genetically modified soldiers over here in order to win the Cold War during the Cuban Missile Crises. After that is where the movie starts to go down hill, I can't say its a horrible movie because it wasn't that bad but really just flat. This is the kind of movie you forget what is happening as you watch it and by the end you wonder what made you keep watching. Overall, nothing horrible but not that good either. Very OK and good for a background movie. I give this a C.