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RogerEbert.com by Brian Tallerico
Lake of Death is a slow burn that fizzles out under the weight of its influences. The tech elements are significantly better than average B-movie fare, but the writing never matches them.
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Chicago Tribune by Michael Phillips
It’s hard to shake the familiarity of the premise and the set-ups in “Lake of Death The story rhythms wander instead of screw-tighten, and while Robsahm has little interest in Raimi-style pulp or dynamism, the placid surface of Lake of Death rarely gets disturbed, or disturbing.
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Paste Magazine by Natalia Keogan
Lake of Death would have been better off talking less, and scaring more.
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Lake of Death (De dødes tjern) is a mildly creepy Norwegian thriller.