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Staff Writer I say we draft up a constitution and send it to every director in the world to tell them that we have had enough with bleak snowy horror movies. I am tired of seeing completely unlikeable characters prance around in strawberry snow for an hour and a half.  “Red Dot,” a new thriller directed by Swedish director Alain Darborg, is such a beautiful example of a predictable and boring cold horror. It gave me “Frozen” vibes — not the Disney extravaganza, but the critically panned horror flick where three people who totally lack common sense get stuck on a chairlift.

RED DOT Review: Grim, Gripping Swedish Survival Thriller Now on Netflix By Chad Collins Written by Alain Daborg and Per Dickson Directed by Alain Darborg Red Dot, Netflix’s first Swedish original feature-film, is darker, gorier, and generally more misanthropic than most Netflix genre fare. A spiraling and unyielding descent into a frozen hellscape of the protagonists’ own design, Red Dot’s high-concept, high-yield premise– namely, a couple on a camping retreat are awoken by the sight of a red laser dot in their tent– m...

Where was Red Dot on Netflix filmed? Movie filming locations explored   Where was Red Dot on Netflix filmed? Let’s explore the 2021 movie filming locations as audiences check it out via streaming. Netflix continues to deliver upon its promise of ensuring subscribers have a new movie to check out every single week in 2021. We’ve already been invited to watch the likes of Malcolm & Marie, Outside the Wire, News of the World and more. Now, audiences are immersed in Red Dot. Directed by Alain Darborg, this dramatic horror-thriller serves as the streaming service’s first Swedish movie ev...

New on Netflix UK: February 2021’s must-watch film and TV Unmissable telly and movies to get you through lockdown There’s a lot of choice on Netflix UK. In fact, each viewer spends 18 minutes ( 18 whole minutes!) on average trying to decide what to watch on the streaming platform. To put that into context, that’s almost as long as an episode of The Office. But fear not, we’ve gone through all the new shows, docs and films arriving this month and whittled them down to the very best. Here’s what you should be watching on Netflix UK in February 2021: