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Director:  Sheldon Wilson (& co-writer with Peter Sullivan)
Cast; Aaron Douglas, Emmanuelle Vaugier, Paul Campbell, Crystal Lowe
Release Date:27 August 2011 (USA)
Genre:Sci-Fi | Thriller

Killer Mountain is a Syfy monster movie as generic as its title implies. Even the title font that opens the film is the most generic type face conceivable short of just scribbling it on cardboard with a Sharpie. This is yet another Syfy original where nearly every aspect has been homogenized to the point it inspires nothing by way of emotions. It is not good enough to praise, bad enough to hate, or cheesy enough to laugh at. Killer Mountain merely exists