Muerte en la nieve

Kate Jackson is out of place in this movie, the dialog is terrible and I found myself saying over and over, "who could be that stupid", or "that doesn't work like that in real life". All in all a horrible movie unless you are a complete Kate Jackson fan, or just love to watch dogs run.

I liked this movie since it showed me a little of what it must be like to run dogs in the Iditarod race. I enjoyed it. I have always been a fan of Kate Jackson, and since I haven't seen much of her recently this was enjoyable. Corbin Berenson was a little added "attraction". Try it - you might like it!!

This was a very compelling movie, and Kate Jackson did a stand out job, playing who she plays best -- a strong woman with 'character.' The plot was great, in that, for quite a long time, you weren't sure who to trust.

The Alaskan scenery was beautiful, even warm inside, I shivered.

The chemistry between Kate Jackson and Corbin Bernsen seemed lacking at times, however, and I would've liked a stronger rather than the 'cheesy TV-movie style' resolution.

I loved the parts of the sledding, the scenery and it was put together very well. Unlike 'Snow Dogs', sled dogs do not bark when they are running. I have been looking for the video of Cold Heart of a Killer, but have been unsuccessful in my search.

It was filmed in WHITEHORSE, YUKON, not British Columbia, as the review states. It's a HORRIBLE movie, but you can see a closeup of my face, pretending to be asleep, at the start of one of the scenes.