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Le sang du chasseur

Name: Le sang du chasseur
Genre: Adventure
Released: 1995-07-25
Duration: 1 h 33 min
Rating: 5.5
Cast: Michael Biehn, Gabriel Arcand, Alexandra Vandernoot

Episode aired Jul 25, 1995
PG-13
1h 33m

IMDb RATING

5.5/10

120

YOUR RATING

Michael Biehn in Le sang du chasseur (1995)

Adventure

Yan Thoreau, a Metis trapper, and his wife, Marie, live in the Canadian wilderness near Hudson Bay just after the turn of the century. Thoreau is framed for murder by a sinister young man, w... Read allYan Thoreau, a Metis trapper, and his wife, Marie, live in the Canadian wilderness near Hudson Bay just after the turn of the century. Thoreau is framed for murder by a sinister young man, who arrives at the nearby settlement in the guise of a Mountie, and sets off to bring Thore... Read allYan Thoreau, a Metis trapper, and his wife, Marie, live in the Canadian wilderness near Hudson Bay just after the turn of the century. Thoreau is framed for murder by a sinister young man, who arrives at the nearby settlement in the guise of a Mountie, and sets off to bring Thoreau to "justice".

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IMDb RATING

5.5/10

120

YOUR RATING

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6tarlan

Beautiful scenery, shame about the film

This was a film with a lot of potential; great plot, wonderful location and the additional interest of dealing with both the Cree and Metis cultures. Such a shame that it came across as very stilted with most of the drama lost through too deliberate a presentation.

Michael Biehn showed his true professionalism, managing to smooth - and steal - any scene in which he appeared, giving his character a wonderful three-dimensional feel. Unfortunately, this made the rest of the cast appear even more wooden through the direct comparison.

This is definitely a film for only the Michael Biehn die-hards and those interested in seeing some great snow scenery.

2tonynofear

Potentially a great story

Being a fan of Michael Biehn's work, I really wanted to like this movie. The story line has a huge amount of potential, a mysterious hooded killer stalking a beautiful woman, set in the snow covered Canadian wilderness. But it ultimately fails to deliver any real shocks or nail biting moments, despite Biehn and Alexandera Vandernoot's best efforts, the supporting cast (who appear to be dubbed) are terminally wooden. This movie does have it's moments, when Biehn's character tricks his way into Vandernoot's isolated log cabin, but overall this is one for die-hard Michael Biehn fans only.