Post by Motor City Horror Club on Dec 15, 2010 20:17:50 GMT -5
Hello all,
Last week we started our Hoilday of horror's celibration were we review holiday theme horror movies and this year we brought Psycho Billy back from the dead to review some great movies.
So this week we present you with Psycho Bill review of Jack Frost (1996)
He's chillin...and killin"
This tagline was, how you say, pretty bad...
The film isn't about that magic loser who tries to steal Frosty's mystical magical hat. You want that, go somewhere else. This film is about the ficticious serial killer, Jack Frost (played gruesomely by Scott MacDonald) who eluded the cops for five years and left a trail of thirty-eight bodies across five states, who is on his way to execution when the state transfer truck he is in passes through Snomonton County, the place of his arrest, and makes a bad accident with a GCC truck. There he escapes but not before having a chemical acid sprayed onto him that melts him down and fuses his cells with the frozen sheet of snow. And there with that, he becomes a snowman who is given a face by Snomonton Sheriff Sam Tiler (played by Christopher Alport quite well)'s son, Ryan, who is played by Zack Eginton. How is this significant? The sheriff was the man who caught bad ole Frost. Now Jack's back in town, and he is making a killing in many ways, eluding not only the Snomonton County Sheriffs Office but the FBI as well. This film marks the first film role of the sexy Shannon Elizabeth in a pretty good flick that inspired only one sequel, the writing was pretty good and somewhat comical and horror at the same time.
I give this film four out of six jack-o-lanterns for the writing, the special f/x, and the casting of the characters.
We hope you enjoy his review on Jack Frost,
We would like to remind you too check out or site, we got all of holiday horror reviews and we also got holiday theme videos, and trailers ofall the movies we review, and more, all this is on our holiday of horror page
So go to mchc60.50webs.com
We will be back next week with another review
Thank for reading
Happy Horror days
Last week we started our Hoilday of horror's celibration were we review holiday theme horror movies and this year we brought Psycho Billy back from the dead to review some great movies.
So this week we present you with Psycho Bill review of Jack Frost (1996)
He's chillin...and killin"
This tagline was, how you say, pretty bad...
The film isn't about that magic loser who tries to steal Frosty's mystical magical hat. You want that, go somewhere else. This film is about the ficticious serial killer, Jack Frost (played gruesomely by Scott MacDonald) who eluded the cops for five years and left a trail of thirty-eight bodies across five states, who is on his way to execution when the state transfer truck he is in passes through Snomonton County, the place of his arrest, and makes a bad accident with a GCC truck. There he escapes but not before having a chemical acid sprayed onto him that melts him down and fuses his cells with the frozen sheet of snow. And there with that, he becomes a snowman who is given a face by Snomonton Sheriff Sam Tiler (played by Christopher Alport quite well)'s son, Ryan, who is played by Zack Eginton. How is this significant? The sheriff was the man who caught bad ole Frost. Now Jack's back in town, and he is making a killing in many ways, eluding not only the Snomonton County Sheriffs Office but the FBI as well. This film marks the first film role of the sexy Shannon Elizabeth in a pretty good flick that inspired only one sequel, the writing was pretty good and somewhat comical and horror at the same time.
I give this film four out of six jack-o-lanterns for the writing, the special f/x, and the casting of the characters.
We hope you enjoy his review on Jack Frost,
We would like to remind you too check out or site, we got all of holiday horror reviews and we also got holiday theme videos, and trailers ofall the movies we review, and more, all this is on our holiday of horror page
So go to mchc60.50webs.com
We will be back next week with another review
Thank for reading
Happy Horror days