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Frost: Portrait of a Vampire

  • Video
  • 2003
  • R
  • 1h 32m
IMDb RATING
2.4/10
385
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Frost: Portrait of a Vampire (2003)
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Two friends, Jack Frost and Nat, survive the war in Afghanistan... but the intensity of the war changes both men in irreversible ways. Jack Frost becomes a masterful painter and con man. Nat... Read allTwo friends, Jack Frost and Nat, survive the war in Afghanistan... but the intensity of the war changes both men in irreversible ways. Jack Frost becomes a masterful painter and con man. Nat becomes a vampire. These two former friends are now pitted against one another as these l... Read allTwo friends, Jack Frost and Nat, survive the war in Afghanistan... but the intensity of the war changes both men in irreversible ways. Jack Frost becomes a masterful painter and con man. Nat becomes a vampire. These two former friends are now pitted against one another as these lifestyles naturally cause conflict to arise. A classic con-artist-has-to-kill-his-now-vamp... Read all

  • Director
    • Kevin VanHook
  • Writer
    • Kevin VanHook
  • Stars
    • Gary Busey
    • Jeff Manzanares
    • Charles Lister
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  • IMDb RATING
    2.4/10
    385
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Kevin VanHook
    • Writer
      • Kevin VanHook
    • Stars
      • Gary Busey
      • Jeff Manzanares
      • Charles Lister
    • 21User reviews
    • 10Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Gary Busey
    Gary Busey
    • Micah
    Jeff Manzanares
    • Jonathon "Jack" Frost
    Charles Lister
    • Nat McKenzie
    Karen Bailey
    • Nancy McKenzie
    Shane P. Allen
    Shane P. Allen
    • Dan
    • (as Shane Pliskin)
    Amy Angelowicz
    • Bunkhouse Girl
    Steven Ted Beckler
    Steven Ted Beckler
    • The Captain
    Delaina Brown
    • Bunkhouse Girl
    Jeff Coatney
    • The Priest
    Melissa Di Meglio
    • Linda
    • (as Melissa Rasmussen)
    Cathy Fitzpatrick
    • Lady on Plane
    Alfonso Freeman
    Alfonso Freeman
    • Ken
    Michael Lloyd Gilliland
    Michael Lloyd Gilliland
    • Mercenary
    • (as Michael Gilliland)
    John Gorman
    • Mercenary
    • (as John O'Gorman)
    Allan Hagan
    • Russian Soldier
    Ronna Jones
    Ronna Jones
    • Sherri
    • (as Veronica Jones)
    Kristin Kat
    • Dead Girl
    John Koca
    • Kocha
    • Director
      • Kevin VanHook
    • Writer
      • Kevin VanHook
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    1Eredain

    So UNBELIEVABLY bad, I despair

    The movie's abysmal idiocy is not as terrifying as the fact that some of those who comment on it here on IMDb actually like it (like mortalli and coyote13). It's not just bad or disappointing. Someone should be made to PAY for releasing this onto the market. I actually went by Blockbuster's and complained, demanding my money back and for them to take the movie off the shelf. I LOVE the vampire concept, and stalk video stores for anything of the sort, knowing that I will be able to filter any bad things about such a movie out, and enjoy the good parts that I so love. Well, not this time. Absolute torture. Avoid at all costs. Seriously. It's not even funny.
    1Logan-22

    Absolute crap

    FROST is absolute crap from frame one. This pathetic, boring excuse for a movie is possibly one of the worst ever made, and not in the "so bad it's good" way, either, but in the "so bad, I shut it off after 20 minutes" way that renters find so commonplace these days. I walk into the video store and find endless rows of movies so bad or boring like this but beautifully packaged... Inside, they are all the same homogenized, no talent crap that makes me sick. With so much of this mindless junk clogging up the new release shelves, it's no wonder films are now called "product" in the industry. Why? Because there's no artistry, creativity or desire to "push the envelope" involved whatsoever anymore. Anyway, FROST is poorly acted (and when I say poor, I mean rock bottom), poorly written, poorly edited, and poorly directed. The CGI is awful and looks like a cheap video game. From Gary Busey's star billing on the box, I was hoping he was going to play a vampire, not DAREDEVIL! The only good thing about this film was the main title sequence, but even that was ruined by cutting away from it back to Gary Busey talking. The title didn't even come up until after all the rest of the credits were long gone! Way to ruin the only good thing this movie had going for it. Avoid FROST like the plague!!!
    1Lorx

    I would'nt put my worst enemy true this

    Im one of those suckers that Always needs to see a new Vamp movie, just cant help myself i guess, but seeing this film made my past "all time worst" look like a dream (witch was Cross Roads by the way). The actors cant act, the story dont hold up, and the producer may just need a new job. It's all about making a 80'ish action hero look cool, walking around with a beard and sunglasses that any sign person vold rather die than wear, (i know it's suppose to be in the 80's but this is just a joke) and if this was'nt enuf, the "hero" has even less emotional expressions than Steven Seagal. To top it of the special effects are like what an 8 year old could do.
    1Theo Robertson

    Not Really A Horror Movie

    I think there`s a straight to video film called OCTOPUS which spends the first half of its running time being an action packed thriller ( Or meekly tries to ) then all of a sudden turns into a horror movie about a giant octopus . Well it`s the same with PORTRAIT OF A VAMPIRE which opens with a very brief scene with a Jerry Springer lookalike examining a body drained of blood then the film flashes back to Afghanistan in August 1989 ( Hadn`t the red army pulled out of there before then ? )which resembles the Nex Mexico desert . Not very convincing but it gets worse as we`re treated to a battle scene featuring CGI helicopters . How do I know they`re CGI ? Well it`s so obvious it`s impossible not to notice . It`s also impossible not to notice the pathetic standard of acting either and it`s at this point the script decides to meet the production`s dismal standards as it bores us ( No spoilers because you can see it coming a mile away ) with double and triple crosses in Mexico a year later . It`s at this point you find yourself asking what have I got to do to get an equity card ? , or how come film companies turn my scripts down when they finance crap like this ? and most importantly if this movie is called PORTRAIT OF A VAMPIRE then shouldn`t it be a horror film and not a crap action thriller similar to something Cannon used to produce in the mid 1980s ? It does turn into a horror movie about halfway through but the horror aspects are as badly done as the action adventure bits . I was going to feel sorry for Gary Busey appearing in this but it`s not like someone stuck a gun to head and made him do it . If you decide to appear in a film like this it`s your own fault and you deserve no sympathy

    So just to sum up if you enjoy horror films you won`t want to see this because it`s not a horror film , it`s a horrible film . And if you enjoy action films you won`t want to see it either due to the laughable production values
    largo-9

    Looks like a bad porn with no sex scenes

    Actually I watched this on a Turkish satelitte channel. Can you believe that?? Kudos to the producers of this movie; they succeeded to find some suckers that actually payed MONEY to this emberassingly bad bad movie. The lead is a 80s George Micheal on steroids who has a fetish for shades and what the hell is Gary Busey doing in this movie??really? He is the one responsible for me not turnin off this flick after 5 minutes thinking maybe something worthy will happen in the upcoming minutes but no no way. Nothing in no way will make you interested or pay attention throughout the whole running time. I couldn't stand more so turned it off before the final confrontation. The production values and the acting quality is on par with cheap porn movies-and I mean the really cheap ones not f.e the vivid ones-. But I have to give it to the director for finding someone to pay money for this one. Believe me after watchin this movie thats the only question that comes to your mind.. What kind of a producer in his right mind can be persuaded to invest in this flick?

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      Kevin Van Hook actually created Frost as a comic book about a decade earlier. The first comic book story introduced the vampire, in an admittedly somewhat Kolchak Night Stalker style approach. However, the sequel mini-series, Frost: The Dying Breed, featured no vampires at all, but rather served as a Wilbur Smith/Wild Geese/Dogs of War/Soldiers of Barabbas style mercenary/modern adventure story.
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      Referenced in Best of the Worst: Ninja Movies (2014)

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    • Release date
      • October 2004 (France)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Frost, portrait d'un vampire
    • Filming locations
      • Borrego Springs, California, USA
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 32m(92 min)
    • Color
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    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.85 : 1

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