Volcano: Fire on the Mountain

The Angel Summit ski resort has been blessed with early snows. But geologist Peter Slater has concluded that the inactive volcano beneath the resort is about to erupt. No-one believes him, until an earthquake shakes the region and unleashes a torrent of magma., Disaster movie in which a supposedly inactive volcano beneath a crowded ski resort unexpectedly erupts. When the Angel Summit ski resort is blessed with early snow, it attracts record crowds. However, a geologist discovers that a volcano thought to be inactive is about to erupt. His warnings are ignored by everyone, including his girlfriend – until the first deadly vibrations shake the resort., Similar to the big-budget volcano film Dante’s Peak, Volcano: Fire on the Mountain begins with an unfortunate couple who are consumed by lava after climbing to the peak of a rumbling volcano. Despite a the efforts of a volcanologist, the mountain community remains unconvinced and refuses to evacuate, which proves to be a big mistake when the volcano erupts. Directed by Graeme Campbell, the film features Dan Cortese and Cynthia Gibb., A geologist (Dan Cortese) predicts that an inactive volcano beneath a ski resort is about to erupt, but can’t get anyone to believe him, including his park-ranger ex-girlfriend (Cynthia Gibb). Buck Adams: Brian Kerwin. Mayor Hart: Don Davis. Stan Sinclair: Colin Cunningham.