Python Hyena Out Cold (2001): Dir: Brendan Malloy, Emmett Malloy / Cast: Jason London, Lee Majors, Derek Hamilton, A. J. Cook, Willie Garson: Dimwitted comedy about absent-mindedness at a winter ski lodge. They salute the deceased elderly owner who was known to ski while drunk. Considering the finished product of this film, perhaps more than just the owner should have been intoxicated. This film is enough to encourage someone to ski drunk into a tree. Lee Majors moves in with intentions of improving the mountain and that means firing people. Perhaps he should have started with the person who green lit this film for production. He doesn't realize that his step-daughter sleeps with every male within reach. Directed by the Malloys with more promise than the cast. Perhaps shooting a video about a family vacation in a winter wonderland was out of the question, huh? Jason London plays the cardboard lead who was dumped by his girlfriend, but unfortunately not the film's producers. Majors plays a stereotypical villain who will be outwitted before taking ruthless actions. Derek Hamilton has promise for better material. Here he doesn't realize that his Internet romance is a male. A. J. Cook is also featured in this frost bitten garbage. Snowboarding action contains some appeal but ultimately it is a brainless mess that may leave viewers wanting to knock themselves out cold. Score: 3 / 10

Mr_Sensitive When talk about this movie you might think it is just another Jason London movie that you barely heard about and is doubted weather to watch it or not; after all he is not very much of a extreme type of guys to be playing this role. Anyway, he did! And tell the truth the movie ain't that bad.It is about the group of friends try to save their beautiful town from taking over by the rich tycoon.Not very original story but movie did offer more on pretty funny casting that turn out to be good (Caroline look great); some of the scenes are funny and smile worthy and even to laughable at time.Recommendation: Definitely worth a watch Rating: 7/10 (Grade: C+)Please Rate My Review After Reading (YES/No), Thanks!

Andy Jackson OK, this film is not going to win any awards for best acting, or best cinematography, or best picture for that matter. However, this film will make you laugh. It will spend about a buck ninety of your time in a very guilty pleasure sort of way. It revolves around a town in Alaska, a ski town, that is about to encounter a shift from a peaceful, secluded atmosphere to a bustling, main stream atmosphere. Our heroes are the snowboard instructors who have to save the day from a irritating, stereotypical land developer. Putting aside the obvious overtones of similar movies of this genre, and dispelling some predictability you really can have a good time. The jokes are funny, the characters have some witty dialog and the story moves briskly. The only drawback for me was the inept love story, but that was balanced out with some good jokes derived from it. It's no Schindler's List, but is a worthy addition to a home library or just a rental on a Friday night.

Psycho420Dragon This movie is a great movie I think. Its a great comedy, if you have a since of humor you would love this movie, its very funny, and they got great actors in this movie. I would give it a 10/10! Great movie, you need to see it if you haven't. So make sure you get it and see it because its hilarious, and if you don't like this movie you gotta have a bad since of humor because its funny. Jason London is a great acter, and he did great in the movie and so did the woman who played his ex. There were beautiful woman in the movie, funny jokes, everything was great about it. So what much more could you ask for in a movie. So make sure you see this movie and I'm sure you will very much like it its worth seeing.