Freez'er

What a great film. I am a big fan of this Genre and This is one of the better directed Suspense Thrillers I've seen. It defies a low budget production to deliver that rarest of things in film - atmosphere. And this film reeks of atmosphere, the whole production just weaves its magic spell - music - location- cinematography and direction all combine into a masterpiece. With a subtle amount of foreshadowing the story is one of real people in a real situation and was a joy to watch. Don't miss this one.

Freez'er is a suspense-thriller about a guy who murders his wife and takes her body to an abandoned farmhouse, where he keeps it in a freezer. But strange things start happening, and it is hard to tell whether he is just going nuts from remorse or something supernatural is at work. There are some really scary moments and a few unexpected surprises in the story. The film is a little slow in the beginning, but it more than makes up for this with a great climax and its overall creepy mood. This is not a slasher movie or generic horror flick, so don't expect one. But if you like smart, unique and stylistic movies like I do, I highly recommend it.

You can think a lot about this film after seeing it (I did) and I do not think you will find anything that was left dangling (or at least anything unexplainable, it does require active viewer mental participation). There is dramatic comedy imbedded in this film, but there is no tongue in cheek; it takes itself very seriously. This film most reminds me of Hitchcock's Psycho but interweaves more key characters. Greed, malice, envy, relationships, no way out situations: these are all in here. Freez'er is a film with interesting sound design, ensemble acting, and a style that fits the content. It is scary but does not leave you feeling down or unsettled. Anyone interested to see quality production values done on low budget as well as anyone who enjoys films with unpredictable twists and for that matter unpredictable but believable characters will enjoy this film.