Avalanche 1994
Immerse yourself in the heart-pumping world of Avalanche (1994), a gripping action-thriller that follows Duncan, a ruthless thief with a penchant for danger.
Director: Paul Shapiro
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Avalanche (1994) about?
A quiet family finds themselves trapped in their house, forced to rescue a desperate thief from a devastating avalanche in the treacherous Rockies.
Who directed Avalanche?
Paul Shapiro, known for his work on a range of action-packed thrillers.
Who stars in Avalanche?
The talented cast includes David Hasselhoff, Deanna Milligan, and Myles Ferguson.
Is Avalanche (1994) worth watching?
While its IMDb rating may not be spectacular, Avalanche (1994) is a solid choice for fans of action-thrillers and suspenseful storytelling, with its intense atmosphere and pulse-pounding pace making for a compelling watch.
How long is Avalanche?
110 minutes of non-stop action and suspense.
About Avalanche (1994) — A Desperate Family's Fight for Survival
Immerse yourself in the heart-pumping world of Avalanche (1994), a gripping action-thriller that follows Duncan, a ruthless thief with a penchant for danger. When his plane crashes into the treacherous Rockies, triggering a devastating avalanche, a quiet family finds themselves trapped in their house, forced to rescue the desperate Duncan and survive the catastrophic disaster. With its pulse-pounding pace and intense atmosphere, Avalanche (1994) is a must-watch for fans of high-stakes action and suspenseful storytelling. Directed by Paul Shapiro and featuring a talented cast, including David Hasselhoff, Deanna Milligan, and Myles Ferguson, this TV movie is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat.
As the snow closes in and the threat of the madman looms, the family must confront their own mortality and the true meaning of survival. Will they be able to overcome the odds and make it out alive, or will the forces of nature and the wrath of Duncan prove too much to handle? Find out in Avalanche (1994), a gripping tale of human resilience and determination.