Hypothermia 2012
"Fear What Lurks Beneath..."
James Felix McKenney's *Hypothermia* (2012) plunges horror fans into a chilling survival thriller where two families' peaceful ice-fishing getaway turns into a nightmare.
Director: James Felix McKenney
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hypothermia (2012) about?
*Hypothermia* (2012) follows two families enjoying a routine ice-fishing trip, only to awaken a terrifying creature trapped beneath the frozen lake. As the ice cracks and the hunt begins, paranoia sets in, forcing the groups to rely on each other—or risk becoming the monster's next meal. It's a brutal test of survival against both the unknown and human frailty.
Who directed Hypothermia?
*Hypothermia* was directed by James Felix McKenney, a filmmaker known for his work in low-budget horror, blending raw intensity with atmospheric dread.
Who stars in Hypothermia?
The film features an ensemble cast led by Michael Rooker, Blanche Baker, and Greg Finley, joined by Amy Chang, Asa Liebmann, and Benjamin Forster.
Is Hypothermia (2012) worth watching?
While *Hypothermia* hasn't been rated on IMDb, its tight 73-minute runtime and claustrophobic horror make it a solid pick for fans of creature features who crave a no-frills, suspenseful ride. The film's atmospheric tension and strong performances elevate it above typical low-budget horror, though its short runtime may leave some wanting more.
How long is Hypothermia?
*Hypothermia* (2012) runs for 73 minutes.
About Hypothermia (2012) — A Frozen Lake, A Monster, and No Escape
James Felix McKenney's *Hypothermia* (2012) plunges horror fans into a chilling survival thriller where two families' peaceful ice-fishing getaway turns into a nightmare. When a monstrous entity awakens beneath the frozen lake, the once-close group must band together to escape the icy depths—and each other's fraying nerves. Shot with stark, atmospheric visuals, the film blends bone-chilling tension with primal horror, exploring themes of isolation and trust as the creatures' relentless pursuit forces its victims to confront their deepest fears. With its claustrophobic setting and raw, unsettling energy, *Hypothermia* delivers a tense, claustrophobic ride that lingers long after the credits roll.
Starring genre favorite Michael Rooker alongside Blanche Baker and Greg Finley, the cast grounds the supernatural chaos in grounded, desperate performances. The 73-minute runtime keeps the dread tightly coiled, never giving viewers—or the doomed families—room to breathe. Whether you're a horror enthusiast or a newcomer to creature features, *Hypothermia (2012)* offers a gripping escape from the ordinary into a world where survival depends on facing what lurks in the dark.