Delivery Run

Lee is a delivery driver whose routine winter shift turns into a nightmare when a hulking snowplow driver begins pursuing him across Minnesota's frozen backroads. What starts as a menacing tail quickly escalates into a high-stakes chase, with Lee improvising traps, diversionary tactics, and makeshift defenses to keep ahead of a relentless adversary. The film keeps motives largely unexplained, focusing instead on a string of tense confrontations, dwindling options, and the worsening weather that turns ordinary roads into lethal terrain. It's a lean, survival-driven action thriller that trusts physical danger and quick thinking to carry the story rather than long flashbacks or exposition.

Directed by Joey Palmroos and created by Anders Holmes, Delivery Run arrived in 2025 as an action thriller built around a compact cast, including Alexander Arnold, Liam James Collins, Joe Gallina, Nadine Higgin, and Jussi Lampi, who anchors the threat as Mr. Plow.

As of early 2025 there are no major awards associated with the film, and it has not been part of the mainstream awards conversation. Industry recognition appears limited, with no reported Oscar or Golden Globe nominations and little visibility during awards season.

Even without broad mainstream attention, Delivery Run sparked online chatter among action enthusiasts who praised its stark winter setting and the intensity of the vehicle chase sequences. Short clips of the snowplow pursuit made rounds on social platforms, and niche corners of the internet have debated the plausibility of various improvised survival tactics shown in the film.

Critical response has been mixed, reflected in a user vote average of 5.536/10, with reviewers and viewers noting strong atmosphere and effective chase set pieces while faulting shallow character development and thin narrative explanation. The film leans into themes of survival, isolation, and obsessive pursuit, asking how far an ordinary person will go when the elements and a single violent opponent leave few options.