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# The Dyatlov Pass Incident [DVD]

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## Description

Directed by Renny Harlin (Die Hard 2, Cliffhanger) and based the shocking true story of the Dyatlov Pass deaths, this horror will chill your bones. A group of American students set out to film a documentary following the fateful path of the nine skiers, whose bodies were found in 1959, deep in the Russian mountains. Trying to solve one the most bizarre mysteries of the 20th century, the group aren t prepared for what they find, or what finds them... A truly disturbing story with a twist that will blow your mind.

Review: Would Love To See More Like This! - How very creative to take an obscure real-life unsolved mystery then build a found-footage horror film using those authentic events as a foundation. Whoever wrote the script for this film is clearly very imaginative, and it would be fantastic to see them do similar things in the future. There are only a couple of minor issues I take with the film that stop it short of being something perfect - one is a flash-forward and rather drawn-out fake news report scene near the beginning that gives away far too much of the later plot. Secondly, the film departs somewhat from its initial strengths as a psychological horror and begins to rely on shoddy CGI combined with repetitive jump-scares. These inclusions are frustrating, but forgivable when the film as a whole is considered. The characters are obnoxious and unlikable - but only to a degree, and this is not the result of bad writing but rather an accurate portrayal of hubristic college kids. When faced with true adversity, they react in realistic manners. Overconfidence gives way to desperate rationalisation and indignant rage is expressed to conceal extreme terror. Their characters behave consistently throughout the film, and never do they behave unrealistically or in a manner that's out of character for the sake of advancing the plot. The film is definitely at its strongest during the middle third, which is when it truly excels at cultivating an atmosphere of suspenseful dread. This section alone makes the film worth watching for any psychological horror/found footage/unsolved mystery aficionado. While not necessarily a critique per se, it should be noted that (while intriguing and darkly entertaining) the scenario posited by the movie wouldn't actually solve the mystery of what happened to the original Dyatlov hiking party. Still, before anything else, this movie deserves praise for its unique setting and ambitious storytelling. So many found footage films insist on following the safe but tired haunted house paranormal investigators trope that it was genuinely refreshing to see such a novel premise - especially one based on real life lore! While this film probably wouldn't be to everyone's tastes, its appeal remains broad enough for it to be enjoyable for the majority of people who would ordinarily enjoy your typical horror/found footage flick. I would highly recommend.
Review: Not bad at all - I've grown a little weary of found footage films, but I'm still a sucker for them. The only reason I took a chance on The Dyatlov Pass Incident is because the historical event has fascinated me for years. I think therefore I was doubly tough to convince of the film's merits. I'm pleased to say that final result is a reasonably engaging 90 minutes. For starters I find the characters in this genre of film tiresome in the extreme. Too often they are typically American, young, brattish, arrogant, wealthy and thoroughly dislikable from the get go. Not to mention stupid when the going gets tough. Basically they get more objectionable as the movie goes on until you rather hope they meet a sticky end. That didn't happen here. The protagonists were mostly "reasonable" college students with aspiration, a sense of fun and a thirst for adventure and knowledge. And although we didn't get to know and truly care about any of them that deeply, I didn't end up hating them either. The background to the original event was well told and a new mythos and twists were competently overlaid in a believable (sci-fi/horror) fashion, tying in other paranormal lore neatly, so it scores well there too. Likewise the ending -- all to often the final disappointment in too many horror movies -- was well realised. I've got some reservations about the quality of CGI, but ... I'm willing to let that slide. It's not so much bad effects as, to my mind, not quite "right" effects. I don't want to risk spoiling anything by revealing more. My only minor complaints are that some of the event were dropped in entirely as plot devices to create tension, and a little too much character dialogue was contrived exposition to enlighten the viewer and move the story forward. In conclusion: desertcart charged me £8 for this film and I'd say it was well worth the ride.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B00CYMMSH0 |
| Actors  | Gemma Atkinson, Holly Goss, Luke Albright, Matt Stokoe, Richard Reid |
| Aspect Ratio  | 16:9 - 1.78:1 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 25,977 in DVD & Blu-ray ( See Top 100 in DVD & Blu-ray ) 2,351 in Horror (DVD & Blu-ray) 2,364 in Crime (DVD & Blu-ray) 3,264 in Thriller (DVD & Blu-ray) |
| Country of origin  | United Kingdom |
| Customer reviews | 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (688) |
| Director  | Renny Harlin |
| Is discontinued by manufacturer  | No |
| Language  | English (Dolby Digital 2.0) |
| Manufacturer reference  | 5060020704345 |
| Media Format  | PAL |
| Number of discs  | 1 |
| Producers  | Alexander Rodnyansky, Kia Jam, Renny Harlin, Sergei Bespalov, Sergey Melkumov |
| Product Dimensions  | 19 x 13.5 x 1.4 cm; 80 g |
| Release date  | 26 Aug. 2013 |
| Run time  | 1 hour and 36 minutes |
| Studio  | Platform Entertainment |
| Writers  | Vikram Weet |

## Product Details

- **Format:** PAL
- **Genre:** Horror, Crime, Thriller, Mystery Thrillers
- **Language:** English
- **Runtime:** 1 hour and 36 minutes

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Would Love To See More Like This!
*by J***Y on 30 January 2021*

How very creative to take an obscure real-life unsolved mystery then build a found-footage horror film using those authentic events as a foundation. Whoever wrote the script for this film is clearly very imaginative, and it would be fantastic to see them do similar things in the future. There are only a couple of minor issues I take with the film that stop it short of being something perfect - one is a flash-forward and rather drawn-out fake news report scene near the beginning that gives away far too much of the later plot. Secondly, the film departs somewhat from its initial strengths as a psychological horror and begins to rely on shoddy CGI combined with repetitive jump-scares. These inclusions are frustrating, but forgivable when the film as a whole is considered. The characters are obnoxious and unlikable - but only to a degree, and this is not the result of bad writing but rather an accurate portrayal of hubristic college kids. When faced with true adversity, they react in realistic manners. Overconfidence gives way to desperate rationalisation and indignant rage is expressed to conceal extreme terror. Their characters behave consistently throughout the film, and never do they behave unrealistically or in a manner that's out of character for the sake of advancing the plot. The film is definitely at its strongest during the middle third, which is when it truly excels at cultivating an atmosphere of suspenseful dread. This section alone makes the film worth watching for any psychological horror/found footage/unsolved mystery aficionado. While not necessarily a critique per se, it should be noted that (while intriguing and darkly entertaining) the scenario posited by the movie wouldn't actually solve the mystery of what happened to the original Dyatlov hiking party. Still, before anything else, this movie deserves praise for its unique setting and ambitious storytelling. So many found footage films insist on following the safe but tired haunted house paranormal investigators trope that it was genuinely refreshing to see such a novel premise - especially one based on real life lore! While this film probably wouldn't be to everyone's tastes, its appeal remains broad enough for it to be enjoyable for the majority of people who would ordinarily enjoy your typical horror/found footage flick. I would highly recommend.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Not bad at all
*by A***R on 24 August 2013*

I've grown a little weary of found footage films, but I'm still a sucker for them. The only reason I took a chance on The Dyatlov Pass Incident is because the historical event has fascinated me for years. I think therefore I was doubly tough to convince of the film's merits. I'm pleased to say that final result is a reasonably engaging 90 minutes. For starters I find the characters in this genre of film tiresome in the extreme. Too often they are typically American, young, brattish, arrogant, wealthy and thoroughly dislikable from the get go. Not to mention stupid when the going gets tough. Basically they get more objectionable as the movie goes on until you rather hope they meet a sticky end. That didn't happen here. The protagonists were mostly "reasonable" college students with aspiration, a sense of fun and a thirst for adventure and knowledge. And although we didn't get to know and truly care about any of them that deeply, I didn't end up hating them either. The background to the original event was well told and a new mythos and twists were competently overlaid in a believable (sci-fi/horror) fashion, tying in other paranormal lore neatly, so it scores well there too. Likewise the ending -- all to often the final disappointment in too many horror movies -- was well realised. I've got some reservations about the quality of CGI, but ... I'm willing to let that slide. It's not so much bad effects as, to my mind, not quite "right" effects. I don't want to risk spoiling anything by revealing more. My only minor complaints are that some of the event were dropped in entirely as plot devices to create tension, and a little too much character dialogue was contrived exposition to enlighten the viewer and move the story forward. In conclusion: Amazon charged me £8 for this film and I'd say it was well worth the ride.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Love it!
*by L***E on 4 August 2015*

Loved this film! I read a book about this last year & I was fascnated by it then. The writer came to one conclusion but there are others who come up with different scenarios so it is all stll basically guess work as nobody can prove anything. I was surprised to hear it called a found footage film because the only footage was personal photographs of the hikers larkng about & having a good time, which makes the outcome of their journey all the more poignant. Apart from those photographs there was just the one that showed what looked like orbs of light which could have been anything. When I read that the film was taking 5 American students back to the scene of the disaster I thought, if this is going to be another story about 5 students going off together into the dark where they all get slashed to bts by a mad axe man I shall be really pissed off! But I am gllad to say that it wasn't anything like that as it went off on a different tack altogether. In some ways it reminds me of Cabin in the Wood because that was another film that found something really original & imaginative to say. That's where the similarties end though as they are totally diffferent films in every other respect. I was also a bit sick to find the entire film is available on Youtube for free (pause for gnashing of teeth) I was also surprised that i hadn't heard anything about this film before... but then I do practically live under a rock so maybe that's my fault :)

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