I remember seeing this horror movie some number of years ago. It took place in this house in the middle of a snowstorm, and there were evil ghosts that lurked in the darkness. I remember that the climax of the move was when one of the characters fought through the blizzard to access the circuit breaker on the outside of the building so he could restore power, and therefore, the lights.
Any horror fans have a clue what this was? Has to have come out at least 3-4 years ago, if not more.
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>>147951
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>>147965
>Now, there's no need to thank me - I'm just doing my bit to help you get used to the anonymous image-board culture!
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>>147965
>Posting copypasta that was only relevant back in 2009-2011/maybe 2012
Once you've been here for a few years you stop noticing whatever is written in the name field.
Haven't the slightest idea what movie you could be looking for, but I was immediately reminded of Krampus when reading your description. Might wanna watch it around the holidays though, it is a Christmas movie after all.
Also, if you're in the mood for snowbound horror, check out The Thing (1982). Real nasty scifi horror, and one of the best movies John Carpenter ever made.
>>147985
Looks like you made the same mistake twice!
>>147989
I'm not "in the mood" for it, it's just that movie has stuck in my memory for whatever reason, and it kills me that I don't remember what its name was.
