Jack Frost 2: Revenge of the Mutant Killer Snowman

Starring:Jack Frost 2
Studio: Allumination
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Jack, the chiller killer is back and he's mad as hell. An accidental lab experiment resurrected the evil snowman, but this time, the crystal killer can't be stopped by fire, bullets or even his worst enemy, chemical anti-freeze. With revenge on his mind, Jack sets out to finish off his nemesis, Sheriff Sam, who is vacationing on a Caribbean island. Sam's balmy paradise turns into a Winter Terrorland when Jack freezes the island and quickly ices everyone around him. No one can stop the chilling killing spree when Jack can travel as lethal liquid or fatal, frosty flakes. Just when you thawed it was safe to go back in the fridge...
Average customer rating:
- STRANGE and WHACKY horror movie of a strange looking snowman.
- Not worth viewing
- WTF?????????
- Jack Crap 2 !!!!!!
- Were they for real?
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Jack Frost 2: Revenge of the Mutant Killer Snowman
Starring: Christopher Allport , David Allen Brooks , Ray Cooney , Eileen Seeley , and Matt Falletta
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Release Date: 2003-08-05 |
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Jack, the chiller killer is back and he's mad as hell. An accidental lab experiment resurrected the evil snowman, but this time, the crystal killer can't be stopped by fire, bullets or even his worst enemy, chemical anti-freeze. With revenge on his mind, Jack sets out to finish off his nemesis, Sheriff Sam, who is vacationing on a Caribbean island. Sam's balmy paradise turns into a Winter Terrorland when Jack freezes the island and quickly ices everyone around him. No one can stop the chilling killing spree when Jack can travel as lethal liquid or fatal, frosty flakes. Just when you thawed it was safe to go back in the fridge...
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STRANGE and WHACKY horror movie of a strange looking snowman........2007-02-01
O.k.,its a low budget movie with effects that look somewhat cheap but I sill LIKED IT ALOT.Actually I started to appreciate the strangness of this whacky movie the second time I watched it.There are alot of funny and strange looking GOREY scenes of icecles,snowballs and even a carrot(yes I said a carrot)doing the killings.And Jack Frost even looked stranger.And whats even stranger is what kills this snowman...BANANAS!!! Yes I said bananas as found out by the local neighbors near the end of the movie.I will enjoy this movie again.
Not worth viewing.......2007-01-19
I loved the first 'Jack Frost'. However, the sequal is not worth seeing unless you can see it on cable and every other channel on your television is blocked out and your DVD and VCR players are both broke.
WTF?????????.......2006-04-27
I didnt even like Jack Frost part 1, but for some reason I thought I'd see how the sequel was seeing as how some people said it's better then the original. WHAT ARE YOU PEOPLE ON ABOUT?????? Where we wathing the same movie? I can barely remember JF1, but I know it wasnt as bad as this one.
PLOT: Jacks back. For reasons unknown, someone digs up the buried anti-freeze to run tests. Jack seems to get revived when a janitor knocks coffee into a fish tank. Jack then escapes down the drain and out to sea. Then a guy from part (I think, I cant remember it well enough to care) is still haunted by Jack, but him and the wife are going to Hawaii to there best freinds wedding, who also go with them. Then Hawaii freezes over, the super models need saving, the girls showing boobies get killed, and Jack frost ends up having kittens who are a BAD rip off of Gremlins. They seem indistructable and they need to find something better then anti-freeze to stop Jack and the Jacklens. (you'll laugh at what they use)
OVERALL: The film is horrible, yet funny, yet hard to watch, yet stupidly entertaining. The films shot on bad film... I dont know they name of it, but it looks like the same kind of lighting and sets and cameras theyd use on DAYS OF OUR LIVES.
The acting is super bad, the dialog is worse, the filming is worser then that, and the ending is putrid.
I've seen far worse movies, but this one I can say; You might laugh at how cheesey it is, but dont expect it to be scary, it's not, it's a laughable stupid, badly done movie. I think they did that on purpose, but for what reason, I dunno.
Watch it if you need something to laugh at thats so bad, or enjoy C grade movies. Other wise, dont bother.
Jack Crap 2 !!!!!!.......2006-03-04
It's amazing to me how people can have such different opinions of a movie. The 5 star ratings are BEYOND ME but to each his own!!! This movie was absolutely horrible. I rented it out of curiousity thinking it might be a good horror flick. Oh My!!!!!!! I could not wait for this movie to be over with. Stupid beyond imagination! A killer snowman who melts and reappears where ever he wants to? There was some blood in this movie but that doesn't make this a horror movie by no means and doesn't make this movie any better. The stupidest part is this Jack Frost the snowman making snowball babies who try to kill people following in their "father's" path. This is more of a dark comedy than anything else but even as a dark comedy, this still remains one of the worst movies I've ever seen!! Don't waste your money!!!!
Were they for real?.......2006-01-23
First of all, let me just say that this movie can not be horror. It just can't. How can mutanat killer snowman be scary. I have no idea, and I also think the director had no idea either. Like one reviewer said already, this movie is like an 8th grade video project.
This movie starts off when a stupid retard janitor with a dumb hat walks into this lab and starts to clean it when...... are you ready..........are you sure.......ok here it is.....
all of a sudden he knocks over some anti freeze collant stuff into this open container. It then goes into this crappy special effect where it zooms in and shows him being transformed into the killer snowman. At this point I, with my two other friends started bursting out laughing. At this point I knew that this movie would be very bad, but in a good, funny way.
I don't know why this got an R rating, it wasn't very gory. There was this one scene where Jack pulls out someones eyes, but they looked like white gumballs with ketchup on them. And Jack frosts' costume looks like the ones people wear at Disney World. But whatever. This can not be taken as a horror movie, and I don't know what they were thinking to ever even make this movie. Go rent this movie if you want to see some bad special effects( if you can even call them effects ) and poor acting. The only reason I give this 5 stars is because it was hilarious, and I still can't belive this movie even got made.
Average customer rating:
- So Frikin Funny
- Oh the humanity!
- Fun, Not as Good as the First, But Fun
- Absolutely not.
- Entire movie made with a cheap home camcorder
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Jack Frost 2: Revenge of the Mutant Killer Snowman
Starring: Christopher Allport , Eileen Seeley , Chip Heller , Marsha Clark , and Scott MacDonald
Director: Michael Cooney
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Customer Reviews:
So Frikin Funny.......2005-04-07
I have to say, I enjoyed this film very much. I mean, I knew going in that it was going to be a cheesy horror film. Just look at the cover, and you know that. And I was not disappointed. It was fun from the get go with cheesy acting (although the woman who played the main character's wife was very likeable in her role, a much beefier part than in part 1), cheesy dialogue, and tons of gore (at least on the DVD. I hear the VHS is heavily cut).
While this is a step down from part 1, in actual film grade and set design, it realizes that from the get go. This one is ten times more self referential than the first one, and also lacks any disturbing scenes (Shannon Elizibeth in the bath tub was one of those scenes in the first one) but still has BUCKETS of gore. I mean, this one has red stuff to spare. And the addition of the little snow ball nasties was a nice touch. They were cute, and very fun to watch. If only they did more CG stuff with them. And on CG, I have to say, the little bit that there was in this movie looked REALLY good for such a cheap budget.
Oh the humanity!.......2004-04-01
The first "Jack Frost" film, despite the presence of Shannon Elizabeth, was a flaming wreck of a movie best suited for viewers incapable of such mundane activities as tying their shoes or figuring out bar soap. Imagine my surprise when I learned the folks behind the first travesty released a sequel. What were these guys thinking? They were thinking about money. The first film did well in video stores due to an eye catching holographic cover. That the film inside the nifty box was a complete waste of time didn't enter into the picture until the poor dupes got the rental home and shrieked in disgust. Anyway, the money rolled in. So now we have "Jack Frost 2: Revenge of the Killer Mutant Snowman" to worry about. And worry you will if you discover you possess the mental and physical fortitude required to survive a single viewing of this nightmare. My entire film watching career has changed forever due to "Jack Frost 2," and not in a good way. In my review for the first film, I promised to watch movies like this one so I could warn others not to make a fatal mistake at the video store. From now on, you're on your own. In fact, I blame the movie renting public for the existence of this film.
If you haven't burned the memory of it out of your brain cells, the first film introduced us to a warped serial killer who, while on the way to his execution, was exposed to dangerous toxic wastes as a result of an auto accident. The outcome of this incident was Jack Frost, a sinister snowman burning with hatred for the sheriff of a small mountain town who captured him years before. Thus the killer snowman heads to the sheriff's town where he wreaks havoc on the residents. The townspeople fight back with a lot of cheesy dialogue, lame special effects, and gallons of antifreeze. As the first film came to a close, I breathed a sigh of relief that the horror was finally over. Wrong. In "Jack Frost 2," the same sheriff and a few other principals from the first film reappear to once again battle the evil that has a carrot nose and two eyes made out of coal. This time out, mere antifreeze won't stop Jackie, at least not for long. Nope, a company secretly experimenting with Jack's remains somehow provided the killer with several important immunities: he can't melt in sunlight, he can travel around in water form, and he can change the weather at will. Important developments, certainly, but you won't care too much about them by the end of the movie.
Sheriff Sam Tiler, his wife, and another couple from first film, decide to take a trip to an island so they can forget about Jack Frost. Tiler especially carries a lot of unpleasant baggage from his first encounter with the evil snowman. He cannot shake the feeling that the serial killer somehow survived the events of the first film, a feeling that eventually bears fruit when carrot nose turns up at the resort where Tiler and company are staying. The movie keeps getting more and more ridiculous as the story unfolds. Frosty dispatches a bunch of innocent tourists, including two yucks trapped on a life raft, a trio of bubble headed girls, and a bunch of vacationers at the resort in particularly bloody ways. A few characters, including an annoying English colonel, a goofy bartender, and the head of resort security (with links to the first film, of course) appear to provide lukewarm comic relief. Tiler eventually goes out of his head as the snowman runs riot on the tropic island, thus leaving it up to his wife and others to carry on the battle. I thought the movie a lost cause within the first ten minutes, but by the time Jack Frost started giving birth to little snowballs sporting razor sharp teeth and bad attitudes I knew I was watching pure dreck.
"Jack Frost 2" rarely works. The acting is so over the top bad that the performances eclipse the histrionics seen in the first movie. The sight gags simply failed to elicit any chuckles from me, especially Jack Frost's groan worthy dialogue. About the only thing that worked-- moderately, if at all--was the bloody ways Jackie dispatched his victims. Ice daggers soar through the air and punch through bodies, one person perishes in a crushing, and the snowballs with teeth slice and dice a few poor souls while Jack steps off center stage for awhile. Beyond the gore, "Jack Frost 2" disappoints through a mixture of lame acting, cheesy effects, and a bad script. I am thinking about retiring from watching films if a "Jack Frost 3" hits the store shelves in the near future. Well, I probably won't, but you get the idea. It is the total badness of "Jack Frost 2" that makes me spout such extreme statements.
The DVD version of the film boasts a few extras. There's an interview with the director, a commentary, a behind the scenes look at the movie, and some trailers. The worst extra has to be the rap music video starring all of the actors in the film. All I can say after watching this jaw droppingly bad attempt at comedy is...O.K., there is nothing nice I can say about it here. "You'll never work in this town again" might be an appropriate statement, but this time worn phrase doesn't encompass the depths of scorn I feel for the movie. Don't buy "Jack Frost 2." Don't rent "Jack Frost 2." Don't stand in the same room when the movie plays on the television set. Just put the idea of watching the film out of your mind and do something constructive instead. You can thank me later.
Fun, Not as Good as the First, But Fun.......2004-03-02
I have to say, I enjoyed this film very much. I mean, I knew going in that it was going to be a cheesy horror film. Just look at the cover, and you know that. And I was not disappointed. It was fun from the get go with cheesy acting (although the woman who played the main character's wife was very likeable in her role, a much beefier part than in part 1), cheesy dialogue, and tons of gore (at least on the DVD. I hear the VHS is heavily cut).
While this is a step down from part 1, in actual film grade and set design, it realizes that from the get go. This one is ten times more self referential than the first one, and also lacks any disturbing scenes (Shannon Elizibeth in the bath tub was one of those scenes in the first one) but still has BUCKETS of gore. I mean, this one has red stuff to spare. And the addition of the little snow ball nasties was a nice touch. They were cute, and very fun to watch. If only they did more CG stuff with them. And on CG, I have to say, the little bit that there was in this movie looked REALLY good for such a cheap budget.
If ya liked the first one, check this out. If you haven't seen the first one, watch that instead. Then maybe check this out. Now will someone make a Jack Frost 3!
Absolutely not........2003-08-24
I liked the first one; It was kind of funny and dumb. We drank all this Pabst Blue Ribbon on a cold December night and laughed pretty hard at it. So when this second one came out, me and the wife got all excited and prepared ourselves for maximum laughs. Sadly, the maximum laughs were not to be. This movie was so dumb that it was boring. About 45 minutes before it ended we were sitting completely silent on the couch, not laughing, not scared, not stimulated, not happy. Just pondering which one of us had enough energy to get up and push the stop button. If you want to achieve the same level of maximum laughs as you did during the original Jack Frost, I would just recommend renting the first one again. Renting this garbage sequel will only encourage them to make a 3rd one...
Entire movie made with a cheap home camcorder.......2003-07-29
The film quality is horrible. The movie istelf is twice as horrible. Its even worst than part one.
Remember the bath tub sceen from part one. Well there is absolutely nothing as funny as that in part two. Rent this movie if you must, but don't buy it.
Average customer rating:
- So Frikin Funny
- Oh the humanity!
- Fun, Not as Good as the First, But Fun
- Absolutely not.
- Entire movie made with a cheap home camcorder
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Starring: Christopher Allport , Eileen Seeley , Chip Heller , Marsha Clark , and Scott MacDonald
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So Frikin Funny.......2005-04-07
I have to say, I enjoyed this film very much. I mean, I knew going in that it was going to be a cheesy horror film. Just look at the cover, and you know that. And I was not disappointed. It was fun from the get go with cheesy acting (although the woman who played the main character's wife was very likeable in her role, a much beefier part than in part 1), cheesy dialogue, and tons of gore (at least on the DVD. I hear the VHS is heavily cut).
While this is a step down from part 1, in actual film grade and set design, it realizes that from the get go. This one is ten times more self referential than the first one, and also lacks any disturbing scenes (Shannon Elizibeth in the bath tub was one of those scenes in the first one) but still has BUCKETS of gore. I mean, this one has red stuff to spare. And the addition of the little snow ball nasties was a nice touch. They were cute, and very fun to watch. If only they did more CG stuff with them. And on CG, I have to say, the little bit that there was in this movie looked REALLY good for such a cheap budget.
Oh the humanity!.......2004-04-01
The first "Jack Frost" film, despite the presence of Shannon Elizabeth, was a flaming wreck of a movie best suited for viewers incapable of such mundane activities as tying their shoes or figuring out bar soap. Imagine my surprise when I learned the folks behind the first travesty released a sequel. What were these guys thinking? They were thinking about money. The first film did well in video stores due to an eye catching holographic cover. That the film inside the nifty box was a complete waste of time didn't enter into the picture until the poor dupes got the rental home and shrieked in disgust. Anyway, the money rolled in. So now we have "Jack Frost 2: Revenge of the Killer Mutant Snowman" to worry about. And worry you will if you discover you possess the mental and physical fortitude required to survive a single viewing of this nightmare. My entire film watching career has changed forever due to "Jack Frost 2," and not in a good way. In my review for the first film, I promised to watch movies like this one so I could warn others not to make a fatal mistake at the video store. From now on, you're on your own. In fact, I blame the movie renting public for the existence of this film.
If you haven't burned the memory of it out of your brain cells, the first film introduced us to a warped serial killer who, while on the way to his execution, was exposed to dangerous toxic wastes as a result of an auto accident. The outcome of this incident was Jack Frost, a sinister snowman burning with hatred for the sheriff of a small mountain town who captured him years before. Thus the killer snowman heads to the sheriff's town where he wreaks havoc on the residents. The townspeople fight back with a lot of cheesy dialogue, lame special effects, and gallons of antifreeze. As the first film came to a close, I breathed a sigh of relief that the horror was finally over. Wrong. In "Jack Frost 2," the same sheriff and a few other principals from the first film reappear to once again battle the evil that has a carrot nose and two eyes made out of coal. This time out, mere antifreeze won't stop Jackie, at least not for long. Nope, a company secretly experimenting with Jack's remains somehow provided the killer with several important immunities: he can't melt in sunlight, he can travel around in water form, and he can change the weather at will. Important developments, certainly, but you won't care too much about them by the end of the movie.
Sheriff Sam Tiler, his wife, and another couple from first film, decide to take a trip to an island so they can forget about Jack Frost. Tiler especially carries a lot of unpleasant baggage from his first encounter with the evil snowman. He cannot shake the feeling that the serial killer somehow survived the events of the first film, a feeling that eventually bears fruit when carrot nose turns up at the resort where Tiler and company are staying. The movie keeps getting more and more ridiculous as the story unfolds. Frosty dispatches a bunch of innocent tourists, including two yucks trapped on a life raft, a trio of bubble headed girls, and a bunch of vacationers at the resort in particularly bloody ways. A few characters, including an annoying English colonel, a goofy bartender, and the head of resort security (with links to the first film, of course) appear to provide lukewarm comic relief. Tiler eventually goes out of his head as the snowman runs riot on the tropic island, thus leaving it up to his wife and others to carry on the battle. I thought the movie a lost cause within the first ten minutes, but by the time Jack Frost started giving birth to little snowballs sporting razor sharp teeth and bad attitudes I knew I was watching pure dreck.
"Jack Frost 2" rarely works. The acting is so over the top bad that the performances eclipse the histrionics seen in the first movie. The sight gags simply failed to elicit any chuckles from me, especially Jack Frost's groan worthy dialogue. About the only thing that worked-- moderately, if at all--was the bloody ways Jackie dispatched his victims. Ice daggers soar through the air and punch through bodies, one person perishes in a crushing, and the snowballs with teeth slice and dice a few poor souls while Jack steps off center stage for awhile. Beyond the gore, "Jack Frost 2" disappoints through a mixture of lame acting, cheesy effects, and a bad script. I am thinking about retiring from watching films if a "Jack Frost 3" hits the store shelves in the near future. Well, I probably won't, but you get the idea. It is the total badness of "Jack Frost 2" that makes me spout such extreme statements.
The DVD version of the film boasts a few extras. There's an interview with the director, a commentary, a behind the scenes look at the movie, and some trailers. The worst extra has to be the rap music video starring all of the actors in the film. All I can say after watching this jaw droppingly bad attempt at comedy is...O.K., there is nothing nice I can say about it here. "You'll never work in this town again" might be an appropriate statement, but this time worn phrase doesn't encompass the depths of scorn I feel for the movie. Don't buy "Jack Frost 2." Don't rent "Jack Frost 2." Don't stand in the same room when the movie plays on the television set. Just put the idea of watching the film out of your mind and do something constructive instead. You can thank me later.
Fun, Not as Good as the First, But Fun.......2004-03-02
I have to say, I enjoyed this film very much. I mean, I knew going in that it was going to be a cheesy horror film. Just look at the cover, and you know that. And I was not disappointed. It was fun from the get go with cheesy acting (although the woman who played the main character's wife was very likeable in her role, a much beefier part than in part 1), cheesy dialogue, and tons of gore (at least on the DVD. I hear the VHS is heavily cut).
While this is a step down from part 1, in actual film grade and set design, it realizes that from the get go. This one is ten times more self referential than the first one, and also lacks any disturbing scenes (Shannon Elizibeth in the bath tub was one of those scenes in the first one) but still has BUCKETS of gore. I mean, this one has red stuff to spare. And the addition of the little snow ball nasties was a nice touch. They were cute, and very fun to watch. If only they did more CG stuff with them. And on CG, I have to say, the little bit that there was in this movie looked REALLY good for such a cheap budget.
If ya liked the first one, check this out. If you haven't seen the first one, watch that instead. Then maybe check this out. Now will someone make a Jack Frost 3!
Absolutely not........2003-08-24
I liked the first one; It was kind of funny and dumb. We drank all this Pabst Blue Ribbon on a cold December night and laughed pretty hard at it. So when this second one came out, me and the wife got all excited and prepared ourselves for maximum laughs. Sadly, the maximum laughs were not to be. This movie was so dumb that it was boring. About 45 minutes before it ended we were sitting completely silent on the couch, not laughing, not scared, not stimulated, not happy. Just pondering which one of us had enough energy to get up and push the stop button. If you want to achieve the same level of maximum laughs as you did during the original Jack Frost, I would just recommend renting the first one again. Renting this garbage sequel will only encourage them to make a 3rd one...
Entire movie made with a cheap home camcorder.......2003-07-29
The film quality is horrible. The movie istelf is twice as horrible. Its even worst than part one.
Remember the bath tub sceen from part one. Well there is absolutely nothing as funny as that in part two. Rent this movie if you must, but don't buy it.
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