Cold River

Set in fall 1932, Cold River tells the story of an Adirondack guide who embarks on a camping trip with his daughter and step-son. The unexpected arrival of winter creates a dire situation, forcing the children to navigate the harsh conditions alone. The film captures the challenges of survival in a hostile environment and the bond between family members in crisis.

The film features a runtime of 94 minutes and showcases the talents of Richard Jaeckel, Brad Sullivan, and Pat Petersen among others. The wilderness adventure genre is appealing for those who appreciate stories focused on resilience and the human spirit against nature's unpredictability.

Cold River is available to collectors on VHS, making it a specific find for those interested in physical formats. Its themes of winter and survival offer a unique addition to any adventure film collection, especially for fans of outdoor and survival narratives.