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** Dan warns Joe about the ski lift cable being "razor-sharp". So sharp that when Joe attempts to climb across them for the first time, it managed to cut through his thick leather ski gloves and even draw blood. In actuality, a ski lift cable is not even remotely sharp. Sure, his gloves would have some scratches on them due to some small friction, but it definitely wouldn't cut through the leather gloves like a hot knife through butter.
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2010 Drama/thriller hybrid written and directed by Creator/AdamGreen (the same guy who did ''Film/{{Hatchet}}'') about three young people who end up trapped on a skilift during a snowstorm, with wolves under them and no rescue available for 5 days...

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2010 Drama/thriller hybrid written and directed by Creator/AdamGreen (the same guy who did ''Film/{{Hatchet}}'') and starring Emma Bell, Kevin Zegers, Shawn Ashmore, and Creator/KaneHodder, about three young people who end up trapped on a skilift during a snowstorm, with wolves under them and no rescue available for 5 days...
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Parker survives, but her boyfriend Danny and her friend Joe are mauled to death and eaten by a wolfpack, and she will be forever traumatized by this accident.]] [[spoiler:[[IntercontinuityCrossover Later]], she was last seen on the news during ''Film/{{Hatchet}} II'', talking about how she would be suing the ski resort company.]]

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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Parker survives, but her boyfriend Danny and her friend Joe are mauled to death and eaten by a wolfpack, and she will be forever traumatized by this accident.]] [[spoiler:[[IntercontinuityCrossover Later]], she was last seen on the news during ''Film/{{Hatchet}} II'', talking about how she would be suing the ski resort company.company and never go skiing ever again.]]
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* BravingTheBlizzard: The heroes get trapped on a chair-lift during a terrible snowstorm. Completely trapped, they slowly succumb to the elements, and the main character is shown suffering sever frostbite.
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* DyingDream: [[spoiler: Subverted. At the end when a car picks up Parker from the side of the road, It's Dan's voice that's talking to her. However in ''Hatchet II'', Parker is on the news talking about her lawsuit against the ski resort.]]

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* DyingDream: [[spoiler: Subverted.[[spoiler:Subverted. At the end when a car picks up Parker from the side of the road, It's Dan's voice that's talking to her. However in ''Hatchet II'', Parker is on the news talking about her lawsuit against the ski resort.]]



* SavageWolves: A number of predatory wolves are waiting to devour the protagonists. [[spoiler: Ultimately, they eat Dan and then Joe.]] Can be unintentionally hilarious if you know something about wolf body language - many of the "savage" wolves are wagging their tails, a friendly gesture among adult wolves.[[note]]They probably were taking cues from an off-camera trainer and, since they were hitting all their marks, anticipating treats afterward, and ones probably not made from human flesh.[[/note]]

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* SavageWolves: A number of predatory wolves are waiting to devour the protagonists. [[spoiler: Ultimately, [[spoiler:Ultimately, they eat Dan and then Joe.]] Can be unintentionally hilarious if you know something about wolf body language - many of the "savage" wolves are wagging their tails, a friendly gesture among adult wolves.[[note]]They probably were taking cues from an off-camera trainer and, since they were hitting all their marks, anticipating treats afterward, and ones probably not made from human flesh.[[/note]]



* SenselessSacrifice : [[spoiler: Dan jumps down from the ski lift and breaks his legs. He was then devoured by wolves that neither had any idea were there and Dan had overestimated his abilities. It was all for nothing.]]

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* SenselessSacrifice : [[spoiler: Dan [[spoiler:Dan jumps down from the ski lift and breaks his legs. He was then devoured by wolves that neither had any idea were there and Dan had overestimated his abilities. It was all for nothing.]]



* TooDumbToLive: One more ride, at night, seconds before the resort closes for ''five days'' with ''a snowstorm approaching''. After they get stuck, they don't bother to zip up their coats even when frostbite starts to peel off their skin. [[spoiler: They decide to jump straight down first before trying to climb the cable to safety.]]

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* TooDumbToLive: One more ride, at night, seconds before the resort closes for ''five days'' with ''a snowstorm approaching''. After they get stuck, they don't bother to zip up their coats even when frostbite starts to peel off their skin. [[spoiler: They [[spoiler:They decide to jump straight down first before trying to climb the cable to safety.]]
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* SavageWolves: A number of predatory wolves are waiting to devour the protagonists. [[spoiler: Ultimately, they eat Dan and then Joe.]] Turns into {{Narm}} if you know something about wolf body language - many of the "savage" wolves are wagging their tails, a friendly gesture among adult wolves.[[note]]They probably were taking cues from an off-camera trainer and, since they were hitting all their marks, anticipating treats afterward, and ones probably not made from human flesh.[[/note]]

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* SavageWolves: A number of predatory wolves are waiting to devour the protagonists. [[spoiler: Ultimately, they eat Dan and then Joe.]] Turns into {{Narm}} Can be unintentionally hilarious if you know something about wolf body language - many of the "savage" wolves are wagging their tails, a friendly gesture among adult wolves.[[note]]They probably were taking cues from an off-camera trainer and, since they were hitting all their marks, anticipating treats afterward, and ones probably not made from human flesh.[[/note]]

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* SenselessSacrifice : [[spoiler: Dan jumps down from the ski lift and breaks his legs. He was then devoured by wolves that neither had any idea were there and Dan had overestimated his abilities. It was all for nothing.]]



* SenselessSacrifice : [[spoiler: Dan jumps down from the ski lift and breaks his legs. He was then devoured by wolves that neither had any idea were there and Dan had overestimated his abilities. It was all for nothing.]]

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* SenselessSacrifice : [[spoiler: Dan jumps down from StuckOnASkiLift: The basic premise of the ski lift and breaks his legs. He was then devoured by wolves that neither had any idea were there and Dan had overestimated his abilities. It was all for nothing.]]movie.
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* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: A small skier's survival kit - which includes food, water, warming packs, paracord and mini-flares (for night skiing) would have allowed at least one of them to rappel down to a safe height, and leave the others the means to survive long enough for the first to get help. The signal flares would also have absolutely been enough to warn the [[spoiler:sno-cat driver]] that there were skiers trapped above - random ski equipment falling is an ordinary day on the job, but a '''lit flare''' falling would have instantly changed the equation. Naturally, they pack none of these.
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Parker survives, but her boyfriend Danny and her friend Joe do not and she will be forever traumatized by this accident.]] [[spoiler:[[IntercontinuityCrossover Later]], she was last seen on the news during ''Film/{{Hatchet}} II'', talking about how she would be suing the ski resort company.]]

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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Parker survives, but her boyfriend Danny and her friend Joe do not are mauled to death and eaten by a wolfpack, and she will be forever traumatized by this accident.]] [[spoiler:[[IntercontinuityCrossover Later]], she was last seen on the news during ''Film/{{Hatchet}} II'', talking about how she would be suing the ski resort company.]]
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* DeuxExMachina: [[spoiler:The chair comes loose from the main cable with Parker in it, but is caught by a single tether cable before it falls all the way down, allowing her to drop from a safe height to the ground. The chair then falls on her leg, injuring it, but she still manages to get down the hill.]]

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* DeuxExMachina: DeusExMachina: [[spoiler:The chair comes loose from the main cable with Parker in it, but is caught by a single tether cable before it falls all the way down, allowing her to drop from a safe height to the ground. The chair then falls on her leg, injuring it, but she still manages to get down the hill.]]
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* DeuxExMachina: [[spoiler:The chair comes loose from the main cable with Parker in it, but is caught by a single tether cable before it falls all the way down, allowing her to drop from a safe height to the ground. The chair then falls on her leg, injuring it, but she still manages to get down the hill.]]
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* SavageWolves: A number of predatory wolves are waiting to devour the protagonists. [[spoiler: Ultimately, they eat Dan and then Joe.]]

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* SavageWolves: A number of predatory wolves are waiting to devour the protagonists. [[spoiler: Ultimately, they eat Dan and then Joe.]]]] Turns into {{Narm}} if you know something about wolf body language - many of the "savage" wolves are wagging their tails, a friendly gesture among adult wolves.[[note]]They probably were taking cues from an off-camera trainer and, since they were hitting all their marks, anticipating treats afterward, and ones probably not made from human flesh.[[/note]]
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** The wolves' behavior is realistic, too...for ''European'' wolves. American wolves have extremely few recorded attacks on people and far prefer to avoid humans over eating them. [[spoiler:It wouldn't have saved Dan, who was gravely injured and going into shock, but it certainly would have saved Joe.]]

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** The wolves' behavior is realistic, too...for ''European'' wolves. American wolves, which have a history dating back to the Black Death of attacking and occasionally devouring unarmed humans. ''American'' wolves have extremely few recorded attacks on people people, have no history of eating them (and thus never learned that humans = food) and far prefer to avoid humans over eating them. [[spoiler:It wouldn't have saved Dan, who was gravely injured and going into shock, but it certainly would have saved Joe.]]
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** The wolves' behavior is realistic, too. What might be slightly unbelievable is their ''presence''.

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** The wolves' behavior is realistic, too. What might be slightly unbelievable is their ''presence''.too...for ''European'' wolves. American wolves have extremely few recorded attacks on people and far prefer to avoid humans over eating them. [[spoiler:It wouldn't have saved Dan, who was gravely injured and going into shock, but it certainly would have saved Joe.]]
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* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: A small skier's survival kit - which includes food, water, warming packs, paracord and mini-flares (for night skiing) would have allowed at least one of them to rappel down to a safe height, and leave the others the means to survive long enough for the first to get help. The signal flares would also have 100% certainty been enough to warn the [[spoiler:sno-cat driver]] that there were skiers trapped above. Naturally, they pack none of these.

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* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: A small skier's survival kit - which includes food, water, warming packs, paracord and mini-flares (for night skiing) would have allowed at least one of them to rappel down to a safe height, and leave the others the means to survive long enough for the first to get help. The signal flares would also have 100% certainty absolutely been enough to warn the [[spoiler:sno-cat driver]] that there were skiers trapped above.above - random ski equipment falling is an ordinary day on the job, but a '''lit flare''' falling would have instantly changed the equation. Naturally, they pack none of these.
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* CruelAndUnusualDeath: [[spoiler:Dan jumps, sustaining naked compound fractures of both legs, but that's not what kills him...the wolfpack eating him alive is what does the trick.]]
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* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: A small skier's survival kit - which includes food, water, warming packs, paracord and mini-flares (for night skiing) would have allowed at least one of them to rappel down to a safe height, and the others to survive long enough for the first to get help. Naturally, they pack none of these.

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* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: A small skier's survival kit - which includes food, water, warming packs, paracord and mini-flares (for night skiing) would have allowed at least one of them to rappel down to a safe height, and leave the others the means to survive long enough for the first to get help. The signal flares would also have 100% certainty been enough to warn the [[spoiler:sno-cat driver]] that there were skiers trapped above. Naturally, they pack none of these.
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* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: A small skier's survival kit - which includes food, water, warming packs, paracord and mini-flares (for night skiing) would have allowed at least one of them to rappel down to a safe height, and the others to survive long enough for the first to get help. Naturally, they pack none of these.
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* SavageWolves: A number of predatory wolves are waiting to devour the protagonists. [[spoiler: Ultimately, they eat Dan.]]

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* SavageWolves: A number of predatory wolves are waiting to devour the protagonists. [[spoiler: Ultimately, they eat Dan.Dan and then Joe.]]
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Parker survives, but will be forever traumatized by this accident.]] [[spoiler:[[IntercontinuityCrossover Later]], she was last seen on the news during ''Film/{{Hatchet}} II'', talking about how she would be suing the ski resort company.]]

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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Parker survives, but her boyfriend Danny and her friend Joe do not and she will be forever traumatized by this accident.]] [[spoiler:[[IntercontinuityCrossover Later]], she was last seen on the news during ''Film/{{Hatchet}} II'', talking about how she would be suing the ski resort company.]]
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* ShoutOut: The names of the two male leads are names of two of Adam Green's friends. Joe also says that the worst way to die is being eaten by a shark and knowing it, a possible ShoutOut to ''Film/OpenWater''. Also, the [[Film/TheReturnOfTheJedi Sarlacc Pit]] is mentioned during the "worst way to die" conversation.

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* ShoutOut: The names of the two male leads are names of two of Adam Green's friends. Joe also says that the worst way to die is being eaten by a shark and knowing it, a possible ShoutOut to ''Film/OpenWater''. Also, the [[Film/TheReturnOfTheJedi [[Film/ReturnOfTheJedi Sarlacc Pit]] is mentioned during the "worst way to die" conversation.
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** People complained that people could ''never'' be forgotten on a chairlift... but it has actually happened. In truth, many ski resorts take extra steps to prevent such incidents from happening, like stopping loading after marking a chair with a cone or by flipping up the seats of every chair after a certain last chair, or simply having an employee ride the lift in a full loop. The operator does place a red flag on one of the chairs and tells his relief about Parker, Joe and Dan, but doesn't mention the chair with the marker had gotten well ahead by the time they get on a chair.

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** People complained that people could ''never'' be forgotten on a chairlift... but it has actually happened. In truth, many ski resorts take extra steps to prevent such incidents from happening, like stopping loading after marking a chair with a cone or by flipping up the seats of every chair after a certain last chair, or simply having an employee ride the lift in a full loop. The operator does place a red flag on one of the chairs and tells his relief about Parker, Joe Dan and Dan, Joe, but doesn't mention the chair with the marker had gotten well there was another group ahead by them, so he when he sees three skiers at the time they get on a chair.bottom, he shuts down the lift.
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** People complained that people could ''never'' be forgotten on a chairlift... but it has actually happened. In truth, many ski resorts take extra steps to prevent such incidents from happening, like stopping loading after marking a chair with a cone or by flipping up the seats of every chair after a certain last chair, or simply having an employee ride the lift in a full loop. The operator places a red flag on one of the chairs, but presumably forgot about it while arguing with Parker, Dan and Joe.

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** People complained that people could ''never'' be forgotten on a chairlift... but it has actually happened. In truth, many ski resorts take extra steps to prevent such incidents from happening, like stopping loading after marking a chair with a cone or by flipping up the seats of every chair after a certain last chair, or simply having an employee ride the lift in a full loop. The operator places does place a red flag on one of the chairs, but presumably forgot chairs and tells his relief about it while arguing with Parker, Dan Joe and Joe.Dan, but doesn't mention the chair with the marker had gotten well ahead by the time they get on a chair.
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Too Dumb To Live is a Death Trope. It requires the character be killed from their stupidity.


* TooDumbToLive: One more ride, at night, seconds before the resort closes for ''five days'' with ''a snowstorm approaching''. After they get stuck, they don't bother to zip up their coats even when frostbite starts to peel off their skin. [[spoiler: They decide to jump straight down first before trying to climb the cable to safety. Also, Parker sticking her bare hand on the rail overnight so she wakes up to find it frozen to the metal instead of just putting her hand in her coat could be this, but, to be fair, she could have accidentally put her hand on the rail in her sleep.]]

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* TooDumbToLive: One more ride, at night, seconds before the resort closes for ''five days'' with ''a snowstorm approaching''. After they get stuck, they don't bother to zip up their coats even when frostbite starts to peel off their skin. [[spoiler: They decide to jump straight down first before trying to climb the cable to safety. Also, Parker sticking her bare hand on the rail overnight so she wakes up to find it frozen to the metal instead of just putting her hand in her coat could be this, but, to be fair, she could have accidentally put her hand on the rail in her sleep.]]
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** People complained that people could ''never'' be forgotten on a chairlift... but it has actually happened. In truth, many ski resorts take extra steps to prevent such incidents from happening, like stopping loading after marking a chair with a cone or by flipping up the seats of every chair after a certain last chair, or simply having an employee ride the lift in a full loop. Of course, this wouldn't work if workers were bribed to look the other way.

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** People complained that people could ''never'' be forgotten on a chairlift... but it has actually happened. In truth, many ski resorts take extra steps to prevent such incidents from happening, like stopping loading after marking a chair with a cone or by flipping up the seats of every chair after a certain last chair, or simply having an employee ride the lift in a full loop. Of course, this wouldn't work if workers were bribed to look The operator places a red flag on one of the other way.chairs, but presumably forgot about it while arguing with Parker, Dan and Joe.



* ShoutOut: The names of the two male leads are names of two of Adam Green's friends. Joe also says that the worst way to die is being eaten by a shark and knowing it, a possible ShoutOut to ''Film/OpenWater''. Also, the [[StarWars Sarlacc Pit]] is mentioned during the "worst way to die" conversation.

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* ShoutOut: The names of the two male leads are names of two of Adam Green's friends. Joe also says that the worst way to die is being eaten by a shark and knowing it, a possible ShoutOut to ''Film/OpenWater''. Also, the [[StarWars [[Film/TheReturnOfTheJedi Sarlacc Pit]] is mentioned during the "worst way to die" conversation.
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** People complained that people could ''never'' be forgotten on a chairlift... but it has actually happened. In truth, many ski resorts take extra steps to prevent such incidents from happening, like stopping loading after marking a chair with a cone or by flipping up the seats of every chair after a certain last chair. Of course, this wouldn't work if workers were bribed to look the other way.

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** People complained that people could ''never'' be forgotten on a chairlift... but it has actually happened. In truth, many ski resorts take extra steps to prevent such incidents from happening, like stopping loading after marking a chair with a cone or by flipping up the seats of every chair after a certain last chair.chair, or simply having an employee ride the lift in a full loop. Of course, this wouldn't work if workers were bribed to look the other way.
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* TooDumbToLive: One more ride seconds before the resort closes for ''five days'' with ''a snowstorm approaching''. After they get stuck, they don't bother to zip up their coats even when frostbite starts to peel off their skin. [[spoiler: They decide to jump straight down first before trying to climb the cable to safety. Also, Parker sticking her bare hand on the rail overnight so she wakes up to find it frozen to the metal instead of just putting her hand in her coat could be this, but, to be fair, she could have accidentally put her hand on the rail in her sleep.]]

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* TooDumbToLive: One more ride ride, at night, seconds before the resort closes for ''five days'' with ''a snowstorm approaching''. After they get stuck, they don't bother to zip up their coats even when frostbite starts to peel off their skin. [[spoiler: They decide to jump straight down first before trying to climb the cable to safety. Also, Parker sticking her bare hand on the rail overnight so she wakes up to find it frozen to the metal instead of just putting her hand in her coat could be this, but, to be fair, she could have accidentally put her hand on the rail in her sleep.]]
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!!For the Disney animated film, see ''Disney/{{Frozen}}''.
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2010 Drama/thriller hybrid written and directed by Creator/AdamGreen (the same guy who did ''Film/{{Hatchet}}'') about three young people who end up trapped on a skilift during a snowstorm, with wolves under them and no rescue available for 5 days...
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!!This movie has examples of:
* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Parker survives, but will be forever traumatized by this accident.]] [[spoiler:[[IntercontinuityCrossover Later]], she was last seen on the news during ''Film/{{Hatchet}} II'', talking about how she would be suing the ski resort company.]]
* DespairEventHorizon: [[spoiler:The reason Dan jumps in the first place.]]
%%* DevelopingDoomedCharacters
* DyingDream: [[spoiler: Subverted. At the end when a car picks up Parker from the side of the road, It's Dan's voice that's talking to her. However in ''Hatchet II'', Parker is on the news talking about her lawsuit against the ski resort.]]
* FinalGirl: [[spoiler:Parker.]]
%%* FollowTheLeader: Obviously a variation on the ''Film/OpenWater'' theme.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Everything that happens or is said during the DevelopingDoomedCharacters part of the film ends up being foreshadowing.
** When Dan says that the worst way to die would be being eaten by a shark and knowing that it was going to happen beforehand, it seems to foreshadow [[spoiler:Dan's death - he sees all the wolves surrounding him, and he ''knows'' that he's screwed.]]
** Parker's talk about how horrible the situation had to be that you know jumping would be better.
* GallowsHumor: The trio sometimes engage in this (notably when Joe is trying to keep Dan calm after [[spoiler:he breaks his legs]]), leading to a few MoodWhiplash moments.
* GoryDiscretionShot:
** [[spoiler:While Dan is eaten alive by wolves]] the camera focuses on Parker and Joe's faces.
** Inverted when the film decides to show you [[spoiler:Dan's twisted, bloody, and broken legs after jumping off the ski-lift, and when it shows Joe's mutilated corpse after he gets devoured.]]
* JumpScare: The first wolf appearance.
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* OhCrap: Dan, when he hears the wolf howling.
* PottyFailure: Parker is eventually forced to go in her ski suit.
* RealityIsUnrealistic:
** People complained that people could ''never'' be forgotten on a chairlift... but it has actually happened. In truth, many ski resorts take extra steps to prevent such incidents from happening, like stopping loading after marking a chair with a cone or by flipping up the seats of every chair after a certain last chair. Of course, this wouldn't work if workers were bribed to look the other way.
** The wolves' behavior is realistic, too. What might be slightly unbelievable is their ''presence''.
* SavageWolves: A number of predatory wolves are waiting to devour the protagonists. [[spoiler: Ultimately, they eat Dan.]]
%%* ScreamingWoman: Parker.
* ShoutOut: The names of the two male leads are names of two of Adam Green's friends. Joe also says that the worst way to die is being eaten by a shark and knowing it, a possible ShoutOut to ''Film/OpenWater''. Also, the [[StarWars Sarlacc Pit]] is mentioned during the "worst way to die" conversation.
* SickeningCrunch: [[spoiler:Can be heard when Dan breaks his legs... and again, repeatedly, when he's desperately trying to reach for the makeshift tourniquets thrown down to him.]]
* SenselessSacrifice : [[spoiler: Dan jumps down from the ski lift and breaks his legs. He was then devoured by wolves that neither had any idea were there and Dan had overestimated his abilities. It was all for nothing.]]
* TakeThat: The guy on the 'Missing' poster is a crew member on Adam Green's former movies who couldn't join him for the filming of ''Frozen''.
* TemptingFate: Joe makes a joke about taking on wolves. [[spoiler:Later in the movie, he is killed by them.]]
* TooDumbToLive: One more ride seconds before the resort closes for ''five days'' with ''a snowstorm approaching''. After they get stuck, they don't bother to zip up their coats even when frostbite starts to peel off their skin. [[spoiler: They decide to jump straight down first before trying to climb the cable to safety. Also, Parker sticking her bare hand on the rail overnight so she wakes up to find it frozen to the metal instead of just putting her hand in her coat could be this, but, to be fair, she could have accidentally put her hand on the rail in her sleep.]]
* TrailersAlwaysSpoil: The trailer (and the back of the DVD cover) spoils the fact that [[spoiler:Dan breaks his legs.]]
* YouShouldHaveDiedInstead: Parker more or less implies this about Joe, which she quickly gets called out for. Somewhat {{justified|Trope}}, as she's grief-stricken at the time, and she apologises afterwards.
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