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Don't Get Killed In Alaska
DON'T GET KILLED IN ALASKA follows Liney (LEE-NEE) a 20 year-old tomboy as she travels back to Ontario with her new boyfriend Dan after a summer of tree planting. Having lost all their money in a questionable incident, Liney agrees to ask her family for money to get them both to Alaska where they plan to spend the winter working on a fishing boat. Liney is forced to deal with her family dynamics as she meets with her estranged mother, her judgmental older brother and her silent father. Everyone has a plan for Liney, except for Liney.
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Plot Summary
A group of friends on what they believe to be a hunting trip in Alaska find themselves in a dire situation when they realize they've become the prey. As the wilderness turns hostile and their survival skills are put to the ultimate test, they must fight to stay alive.
Critical Reception
This short film is a cult favorite among horror-comedy enthusiasts, often praised for its humor and gore. While not widely reviewed by mainstream critics, it has garnered a dedicated following for its unique blend of scares and laughs.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its surprisingly effective blend of low-budget horror and dark comedy.
Appreciated by fans for its over-the-top gore and humorous situations.
Seen as a fun, albeit brief, ride for those who enjoy schlocky horror.
Google audience: Audience reception on Google is limited, but generally positive for its intended genre, with viewers often highlighting its entertainment value as a short, fun horror-comedy.
Fun Fact
Despite its title suggesting a vast wilderness, the film was primarily shot in Washington state, not Alaska.
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