Subzero (2005)
A device that controls a powerful Russian-made satellite weapon is stolen by Russian terrorists, who try to escape by flying out but are shot down. The device is now on top of K2. The device is still active and where it will strike is indeterminable. The good guys have to get to the device and deactivate it. Only trouble, it's winter and it'll be difficult to climb K2. A few of the best mountain climbers in the world are recruited to take techs who can deactivate the device to the top of K2. However, before the climbing party leaves, a team member dies, and it might not be natural causes. The group who stole the device might have someone on the team. But they still go on.
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A device that controls a powerful Russian-made satellite weapon is stolen by Russian terrorists, who try to escape by flying out but are shot down. The device is now on top of K2. The device is still active and where it will strike is indeterminable. The good guys have to get to the device and deactivate it. Only trouble, it's winter and it'll be difficult to climb K2. A few of the best mountain climbers in the world are recruited to take techs who can deactivate the device to the top of K2. However, before the climbing party leaves, a team member dies, and it might not be natural causes. The group who stole the device might have someone on the team. But they still go on.
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Genre:Thriller, Science Fiction
Written By:William Langlois, Jonas Quastel
In Theaters:9/6/2005
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Runtime:92 minutes
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Cast
Jim Wynorski
Director
Costas Mandylor
John Deckert
Nia Peeples
Kelli Paris
Linden Ashby
Soloman Davis
Kiara Hunter
Major Tamara Holbrook
Jim Thorburn
Mike Frazier
Colin Lawrence
Pete Tanner
Jacqueline Samuda
Sasha Mirov
Mike Dopud
Dr. Petrov Jenko
Michael Ryan
Major Martin Cook
Glori-Anne Gilbert
Nikki Radcliff (as Gloria Lynn Berg)
Zoran Vukelic
Ivan Salatka
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