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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaAn Antarctic drilling station is under attack by a mysterious killer. Will anyone survive?An Antarctic drilling station is under attack by a mysterious killer. Will anyone survive?An Antarctic drilling station is under attack by a mysterious killer. Will anyone survive?
- Dirección
- Guionistas
- Elenco
Götz Otto
- Nelson Schneider
- (as Goetz Otto)
Alexandra Kamp
- Dr. Monica Kelsey
- (as Alexandra Kamp-Groeneveld)
Howard Holcomb
- Tom Garrett
- (as Howard Halcomb)
Opiniones destacadas
I am not surprised that there are no goofs for this film as the whole film is a goof. There is no perceptible plot, the FX - rubber "trilobites" (were they carnivorous?) are laughable and the clichés - if you smoke you're first to go, if you have pre-marital sex you're next - are ridiculous. We know who will live and who will die within the first 20 mins and we don't give a monkey's as to who survives. Plan 9 from Outer Space seems like Ridley Scott compared with this heap of hokum. Avoid all films that have Deep at the beginning - Deep Impact, Deep Rising and Deep Freeze are all naff.
Well, granted my expectations for the 2002 movie "Deep Freeze" weren't particularly high when I happened to find the movie in 2020. I had never heard of the movie, nor of the people on the cast list.
But still, if I haven't seen a movie and I am given the chance, and the movie seems like it might have potential, then I will sit down to watch it. So I did with "Deep Freeze" from director John Carl Buechler.
Turns out that this was an action horror movie that felt like something left over from the late 1990s - it had that particular feel to it, for better or worse.
"Deep Freeze" wasn't a particularly impressive movie. Sure, it was watchable, but it was by no means an outstanding or overly entertaining movie. It was generic and predictable, and the creature design was dubious and questionable at best.
The acting in the movie was as to be expected for a movie such as this.
My rating of "Deep Freeze" is a mere four out of ten stars. Hardly a movie that you should rush out to watch, nor a movie that you should put at the top of your to-watch-pile of movies.
But still, if I haven't seen a movie and I am given the chance, and the movie seems like it might have potential, then I will sit down to watch it. So I did with "Deep Freeze" from director John Carl Buechler.
Turns out that this was an action horror movie that felt like something left over from the late 1990s - it had that particular feel to it, for better or worse.
"Deep Freeze" wasn't a particularly impressive movie. Sure, it was watchable, but it was by no means an outstanding or overly entertaining movie. It was generic and predictable, and the creature design was dubious and questionable at best.
The acting in the movie was as to be expected for a movie such as this.
My rating of "Deep Freeze" is a mere four out of ten stars. Hardly a movie that you should rush out to watch, nor a movie that you should put at the top of your to-watch-pile of movies.
A film which steals shamelessly from Carpenter's "The Thing"- even to point of using actual footage, this film's main purpose is to show just how great that movie was. Everything "The Thing" got right (i.e. Everything), this gets wrong. Kind of amusing in it's rip-offery, but not really worth your time...
For the love of God, people please do NOT see this movie!
I can honestly say that this is the worst movie I've seen to date (and I'm a big fan of B-Movie horror films!).
The storyline is basically non-existent and I found myself having to *force* myself to watch the film through to the end. The creature effects are very poor (until about the last 5-10 minutes, and even then they're worse than something from Buffy), and the death scenes are the worst I've ever seen (and let's face it, in this kind of movie, the death scenes are all you watch 'em for).
Overall, a BAD movie (and not in the "bad, but amusing cheesy" way). Stay well clear! And don't say you weren't warned....
I can honestly say that this is the worst movie I've seen to date (and I'm a big fan of B-Movie horror films!).
The storyline is basically non-existent and I found myself having to *force* myself to watch the film through to the end. The creature effects are very poor (until about the last 5-10 minutes, and even then they're worse than something from Buffy), and the death scenes are the worst I've ever seen (and let's face it, in this kind of movie, the death scenes are all you watch 'em for).
Overall, a BAD movie (and not in the "bad, but amusing cheesy" way). Stay well clear! And don't say you weren't warned....
German actors were being forced on Hollywood B productions end of 90s and early 2000s, German language is used in this for no reason cause Germans have some great desire to share their language with the world the so called actors look like total amateurs, don't have the looks, have zero talent, but everyone acts horribly here, the tall german actor everytime he opens his neanderthal mouth sounds so scripted and fake it's most heinous, totally unwatchable. There is zero effort by all actors involved but the german crew filming this didn't see any issues while filming. Tjis is proof Europeans should be forced to leave movie making be alltogether! Yuck.
¿Sabías que…?
- TriviaAll the exterior shots of the Antarctic facility and helicopter is footage taken from John Carpenter's The Thing.
- ErroresIn the 11th minute the two men running from the fireball are outrunning it, then engulfed, then again outrunning it.
- ConexionesEdited from La cosa del otro mundo (1982)
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Detalles
- Tiempo de ejecución1 hora 23 minutos
- Color
- Relación de aspecto
- 1.85 : 1
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