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Numb (2015)
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A couple in financial distress find GPS coordinates that supposedly lead to a fortune in stolen gold. Desperate for the money, they team up with two hitchhikers to enter a remote winter wilderness to recover the loot. A moral dilemma ensues, with them contemplating theft and even murder.
A couple in financial distress find GPS coordinates that supposedly lead to a fortune in stolen gold. Desperate for the money, they team up with two hitchhikers to enter a remote winter wilderness to recover the loot. A moral dilemma ensues, with them contemplating theft and even murder.
Actors:
Jody Thompson,
Veena Sood,
Aleks Paunovic,
Stefanie von Pfetten,
Gina Chiarelli,
Jamie Bamber,
Craig Erickson
Jody Thompson
13 August 1976, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Veena Sood
Aleks Paunovic
29 June 1969, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Stefanie von Pfetten
25 November 1973, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Gina Chiarelli
Jamie Bamber
3 April 1973, Hammersmith, London, England, UK
Craig Erickson
Country:
Canada
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March 03, 2016
This low-budget chiller has enough substance to suggest hotter things to come.
March 03, 2016
The quartet makes unbelievably dumb decision after unbelievably dumb decision, and get a few assists from some very conveniently tension-filled happenstance, before everything really goes to frozen-over hell.
March 04, 2016
There are chills here and there, but not enough to justify putting on your coat and braving the elements on the way to the theatre.
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March 02, 2016
The cast is engaging, and the makeup effects are convincingly squicky. It's a little disappointing that the last act downshifts into a predictable cat-and-mouse chase.
March 11, 2016
In the end, it's the audience that's numb, or more accurately, indifferent.
February 22, 2016
Jason R. Goode's feature debut closes the festival on an appropriately chilly-no, freezing-note.