Frozen Alive

Starring:Mark Stevens, Marianne Koch, Delphi Lawrence, Joachim Hansen, John Longden, Walter Rilla, Albert Bessler, Wolfgang Lukschy, Wolfgang Gunther, Sigurd Lohde, Helmut Weiss
Director: Bernard Knowles
Studio: Alpha Video
Product Type: DVD

Average customer rating:

Nice piece of work
O'beware
Very Satisfied
Awesome DVD!!
fantasic show

Frozen Alive
Starring: Obituary
Manufacturer: MVD Visual
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Enraptured
Prophecies Denied
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The Perilous Fight

ASIN: B000JSI7G2
Release Date: 2007-01-16

Description

One of the greatest death metal bands in an incredible live performance from Poland - for the first time on DVD! This DVD cannot be missed by a genuine Obituary fan as it is a complete review of the band's music, featuring songs both old and new, all testifying to the musicians' technical perfection, charisma, and excellence. The DVD also includes lots of sensational bonus materials including the "Insane" video, the previously unreleased "On the Floor" video, an interview with Frank Watkins & Trevor Peres, an interview with John & Donald Tardy, 3 documentaries - the making of "Insane", the making of "Frozen in Time" album, and "Backstage in Poland" and more!

Customer Reviews:

Nice piece of work.......2007-06-27

First Obi DVD, a must have for a true fan. Recorded in Poland, august 2006. A special surprise for me: Donald's drum solo live in Bucharest (Romania), a great show that I have witnessed.
"Images on this disc are rotting much slower that they appear".

O'beware.......2007-05-25

Great concert, just awesome performance captured in such high quality. The extras though are a let down. The promo videos from Frozen In Time album (a great come back album) are uninspired basic stand up performance mimics. Then the interviews were BAH! Come on ask some interesting questions, instead we get "How did you guys think after completing 'Slowly We Rot"? Duh! they were stoked! Come on get on a deeper level. Then the generic backstage footage. BORING! Come on guys liven it up, drink from a keg, do something wild. NO! We see footage of the bass player before or after a show changing clothes standing in his underwear looking dumb. NOT what I envision Obituary as or want to see.
For a great concert highly recommended!

Very Satisfied.......2007-03-31

Showed up sooner than expected and very satisfied would recomend for any one to purchase from this individual

Awesome DVD!!.......2007-03-08

The 1st Obutuary DVD and does it slay or what?? Killer setlist with some great camerawork. The MetalMind DVDs have really improved a whole lot since they started out a few years ago!!! Gone are the bad audio recordings. Great buy, highly recommended!!

fantasic show.......2007-02-25

pro shot, everything sounds great, over 20 songs, definitely Obituary at there best. I would highly recommend this for any death metal fan especially any Obituary fan.

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Frozen Alive
Starring: Obituary
Manufacturer: Metal Mind Poland
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Renewal
United Abominations
Alright, Still
Year Zero
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ASIN: B000JJS6G2
Release Date: 2007-01-16

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Freezer Burned...
Not much reason to take this one out of the freezer

Frozen Alive
Starring: Mark Stevens , Marianne Koch , Wolfgang Lukschy , Joachim Hansen , and Delphi Lawrence
Director: Bernard Knowles
Manufacturer: Alpha Video
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ASIN: B0000D1FHX
Release Date: 2004-04-27

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Freezer Burned..........2006-09-15

FROZEN ALIVE is a sci-fi yarn about experiments in cryogenics. The set up is decent, w/ scientists doing their work in the lab while, unbeknownst to them, a drunken / jealous wife gets closer and closer to doing something disastrously stupid. Unfortunately, this movie suffers from it's own long-winded telling of this tale. If it had been about 30 min. shorter, it would have made a great Twilight Zone episode! As it is, it's not a total waste, but seems padded out...

Not much reason to take this one out of the freezer.......2005-11-17

This isn't what I would call a riveting science fiction thriller. Sometimes it seems that the film itself is in suspended animation, as it takes forever to get to the real science fiction part of the whole story - namely, the freezing and unfreezing of a human being.

Dr. Frank Overton (Mark Stevens) and Dr. Helen Wieland (Marianne Koch) are pioneers in the art of cryogenic freezing. They've already managed to put monkeys in suspended animation and bring them back with no ill effects. The natural next step for them is the freezing of a human being - but, as you can imagine, not everyone is thrilled with that proposition, including the guy holding the money strings. Dr. Overton ultimately decides that the experiment must be done before the request is officially denied - and he offers up himself as the guinea pig. The backdrop to all of this is a sort of love triangle involving Helen, Frank, and Joan, Frank's complete lush of a wife. Actually, let's make it a square because Joan has something going on with another guy, too. Now, Frank and Helen are just colleagues (although Helen is a little sweet on the guy), but Joan is jealous. She gets drunk, gets her hands on a gun, and - well, she dies. It looks like murder, so the police are anxious to talk to her husband - but by then he's snoozing at about 80 degrees below freezing. There's a nice little moral dilemma for Helen at the very end, which makes the ending a little more interesting than I expected. Notice I said interesting, not exciting or particularly entertaining.

The main problem with this science fiction film is the fact that it really doesn't look or feel like a science fiction film until the very end. There's just way too much of Joan's philandering and drunken antics and not enough of machines that go ping.

Horror Classics: Dementia 13/Frozen Alive

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Frozen Alive is OK, but Dementia 13 is an underrated classic

Horror Classics: Dementia 13/Frozen Alive
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Manufacturer: Genius Entertainment
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ASIN: B000A7DVSQ
Release Date: 2005-09-13

Description

Dementia 13(1963, B & W, 81 MINs.)Starring William Campbell and Luana Anders Francis Ford Coppola's directorial debut is a creepy horror film about an axe murderer running amok in Ireland. A woman scams a castle-dwelling family pretending to be in touch with their dead child. A death on a lake prefigures a famous scene in The Godfather, Part II (1974). Frozen alive(1964, B & W, 81 MINs.)Starring Mark Stevens, Marianne Koch and Walter Rilla A scientist experimenting with suspended animation decides to use himself as a test subject. While he is frozen, his wife is murdered, and he becomes the primary suspect.

Customer Reviews:

Frozen Alive is OK, but Dementia 13 is an underrated classic.......2005-12-19

Francis Ford Coppola and Roger Corman are two names I would never have thought of putting together, but linked they are in the production of the highly enjoyable thriller Dementia 13. I was quite amazed to discover that Coppola got his start as an assistant to Corman, and this film, Coppola's directorial debut (the first he acknowledges, anyway), was actually filmed on the same set of the contemporary Corman production of The Terror. This really is Coppola's twenty thousand dollar baby, as he wrote as well as directed the film. I for one found it quite good. Although the killer is not that hard to identify, there were enough suspicions cast upon one or two other characters to keep me from putting all of my accusatory eggs in one basket before the climactic ending. There are also some twists and turns along the way that I didn't really see coming, and I was forced to change my whole outlook midway through the drama. Dementia 13 is not really scary or gruesome, but it does succeed in producing something akin to chills on one or two occasions. The murder weapon of choice is an axe, but the wielder of that axe is in no way very proficient; he can only succeed by hacking away maniacally until such time as he actually makes contact with the victim's body. He does have a natural talent for lifting a dead body by the hair and dragging it along behind him, though, which is always a plus on a mad killer's resume.

At the heart of this story is the tragic death of a little girl named Kathleen. Each year on the anniversary of her death, the grieving mother and her sons reenact the funeral service, which culminates in the mother's collapse. This particular year, two unwelcome guests reside in the family's ancient Irish castle, the greedy wife of the eldest son (who is unable to be there for reasons made quite obvious at the beginning of the movie) and the fiancé of another son. As individuals begin to mysteriously disappear from the castle grounds, almost everyone in the family becomes a potential suspect. The family doctor is yet another person to keep your eye on, as his behavior is questionable and suspicious at times. The deceased child Kathleen does haunt the family in a sense, and her appearance to an individual marks that person for certain axe-related death. I found this movie more and more compelling at it went along, and I quite enjoyed trying to figure out exactly who the killer actually was. The pace of the story was aided greatly by very effective background music, and Coppola definitely displayed the type of talent that would blossom into directorial greatness in his later career. If you enjoy a good who-dunnit movie, you will almost certainly get a big kick out of Dementia 13.

Frozen Alive isn't what I would call a riveting science fiction thriller. Sometimes it seems that the film itself is in suspended animation, as it takes forever to get to the real science fiction part of the whole story - namely, the freezing and unfreezing of a human being.

Dr. Frank Overton (Mark Stevens) and Dr. Helen Wieland (Marianne Koch) are pioneers in the art of cryogenic freezing. They've already managed to put monkeys in suspended animation and bring them back with no ill effects. The natural next step for them is the freezing of a human being - but, as you can imagine, not everyone is thrilled with that proposition, including the guy holding the money strings. Dr. Overton ultimately decides that the experiment must be done before the request is officially denied - and he offers up himself as the guinea pig. The backdrop to all of this is a sort of love triangle involving Helen, Frank, and Joan, Frank's complete lush of a wife. Actually, let's make it a square because Joan has something going on with another guy, too. Now, Frank and Helen are just colleagues (although Helen is a little sweet on the guy), but Joan is jealous. She gets drunk, gets her hands on a gun, and - well, she dies. It looks like murder, so the police are anxious to talk to her husband - but by then he's snoozing at about 80 degrees below freezing. There's a nice little moral dilemma for Helen at the very end, which makes the ending a little more interesting than I expected. Notice I said interesting, not exciting or particularly entertaining.

The main problem with this science fiction film is the fact that it really doesn't look or feel like a science fiction film until the very end. There's just way too much of Joan's philandering and drunken antics and not enough of machines that go ping.

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Frozen Alive

ProductGroup: DVD
Binding: DVD

digitally remastered
sound enhanced

ASIN: B000L7S2GQ

Product Description

A scientist experimenting with suspended animation decides to use himself as a test subject. While he is frozen, his wife is murdered, and he becomes the primary suspect.

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Horror Classics: Dementia 13/Frozen Alive

Manufacturer: Genius Entertainment
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ASIN: B0006FYOLA
Release Date: 2004-01-01

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Frozen Alive

Manufacturer: Digiview
ProductGroup: DVD
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A scientist experimenting with suspended animation winds up frozen himself!

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Obituary:Frozen Alive Limited Editio
Starring: Obituary
Manufacturer: Music Video Distribu
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[10 Sci-Fi Movies] Things to Come (1936), Metropolis (1927), the Lost World (1925), Frozen Alive (1964), the Day Time Ended (1980), Slipstream (1989), Journey to the Center of Time (1967), Unknown World (1951), in the Year 2889 (1966), K-Pax (2002)

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A comment on K-Pax

[10 Sci-Fi Movies] Things to Come (1936), Metropolis (1927), the Lost World (1925), Frozen Alive (1964), the Day Time Ended (1980), Slipstream (1989), Journey to the Center of Time (1967), Unknown World (1951), in the Year 2889 (1966), K-Pax (2002)

ProductGroup: DVD
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Digitally Remastered For Superior Picture Quality
Dolby Digital 5.1 Sound
Chapter Stops
scene selections
interactive menus

ASIN: B000H6HDNO

Customer Reviews:

A comment on K-Pax.......2006-10-09

Please note that this review is just on the movie, K Pax, in this set.

K-Pax was one of the better movies of the year when it came out in 2001, and I found I liked it better than I was expecting. Spacey is excellent as usual, and Jeff Bridges as his therapist has a very sympathetic role and also does a great job. Interestingly, this time Bridges plays the earthman instead of the alien visitor, as he did in his 80s movie, Starman, an underrated Bridges flick that deserves to be better known. Spacey almost had me convinced that he really was from another planet, expecially after the great scene where he amazes confounds the assembled astronomers with his knowledge of the distant solar system.

The movie is somewhat schizoid because of the contrast between the first and second halves of the movie, but I really didn't mind that too much. The first half of the movie has a much lighter tone and is the most fun, as we learn about Prot, Spacey's otherworldly (literally) character from the planet K-PAX, and the relationship between Bridges, the psychiatrist, and Spacey, is developed.

But the movie takes on a distinctly dark and sinister tone in the second half, as Dr. Powell becomes convinced that Spacey could turn violent and sets out to discover the true nature of Spacey's past, which leads him to an abandoned farm in New Mexico.

My only complaint is that they could have found a better ending. By the end of the movie, you've come to like and sympathize with the unworldly, eccentric but likable Prot character, but then he basically turns into a vegetable at the end of the film and the movie falls flat. But except for that, overall I enjoyed the movie. Big Bubba says go see it and don't Bogart the popcorn.

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Frozen Alive
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