Extreme Ops

A gaggle of extreme winter athletes go from snowboarding to doing battle with a bunch of terrorists in the snow-covered action flick Extreme Ops (2002). Jeffrey (Rupert Graves), a director that specializing in commercials, is hired by Will (Devon Sawa), a Hollywood producer, to film a television spot for a cell phone company. The ambitious dude envisions a group of skiers and snowboarders trying to outrun an avalanche on a remote mountain range, because this is what one conjures up when one thinks of a cell phone. Jeffrey calls upon Ian (Rufus Sewell), Chloe (Bridgette Wilson), and Kittie (Jana Pallaske), three athletes that enjoy the adrenaline rush of going down the side of a mountain at extremely high speeds on some pieces of laminated fiberglass and wood, and Mark (Heino Ferch), an accomplished cinematographer. Together, these six individuals head to a rundown resort to start principal photography. Unaware that their chosen set is a secret hiding place of Slobodan Pavle (Klaus Lvwitsch), a ruthless Serbian war criminal that was believed to have died in a plane crash, the group soon find themselves matching wits with the bad dude in an attempt to bring him down.

Before the shit hits the fan, the gang enjoys a beer-infused dip in the hot tub that eventually leads to a butt and peen flashing from the handsome Joe Absolom. Surprising what one beer can do to a dude!