Film Reviews by Chris

The description mentions a backdrop of towering alpine mountains, what it does not mention is that they are shot in black and white using early 20th century cinematography style. If the filming had been in colour the pedestrian plot might have been worth it.

Sometimes a bad film is somehow good, but this one is just bad. Bad acting; bad special affects bad sound track and bad lighting.

This would have been a great film for me, but the random time jumps and repeated scenes spoiled it. There seems to be modern trend towards more and more time jumping to make plots seem to be more complex than they really are.