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Matt

21Apr12

One thing we did not need is a knock-off of 'Open Water', for that matter we didn't even need 'Open Water'

Steve Pulaski

20Feb12

Extremely suspenseful and very intense. Even if there are some questionable elements.

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Cbarky99

23Jan12

The perfect movie to show that one friend who keeps talking about the time he stuck his tongue to a flagpole in January.

VIOLHAINE LARSEN

17Aug11

It worked for me! Didn't want to ski before, don't want to ski after!

Mysterious F.

30Jul11

As stupid as this was, it was honestly suspenseful.

Matthew Thompson

11Jul11

Stupid and trashy, but likeable characters and great shock value moments make it quite a fun watch.

Paulitics

30Jun11

What a horrible, bleak film. Suppose it does it's job.

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This could have easily been a five star film if it were 20 minutes in length and the wolves could fly. Since the film had neither of these attributes, I can only award this film one star. I would rather be shot in the face with a nuclear bomb than watch this film again.

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Alex K

31Jan11

I can see how someone who has never skied, or knows nothing about the mountains might find this frighteningly plausible. For me, it was a laugh riot. Wolves in New England? Really? Absolutely terrible acting and hackneyed camera work top it all off. Yeesh.

KAIJA EIGHTY

18Mar11

I AM A LIFT OPERATOR. THIS IS SO PLAUSIBLE

Alan Edit

26Oct10

Good premise. Missing the emotional quotient wasn't set up. Now those wolves made the day. They could get their own movie.

Marshall Staxx

4Oct10

Wolf packs are known to prey upon humans, attacking them and consuming them as food. Admittedly, this is incredibly rare behaviour, but it does happen; especially when wolves habituate an area very close to humans and gradually lose their fear of mankind. I thought this was a taut thriller with some genuinely horrifying "OMG what would YOU do?" moments.

Theolini

2Oct10

Surprisingly thrilling !!

Tyler Aikens

27Sep10

"Frozen" may be slightly better than the usual teen horror, but that's not saying much. And, jesus christ Adam Green, read a book; WOLVES DO NOT EAT HUMANS. Usually I can ignore small infractions like this, but wolves being man-eating crazies is such a focal point in this film it just ruins it.

delbertgrady

26Sep10

Not bad...a bit above the usual teen's in crisis fare...although surprised none of them had a cell phone!

Adrian

17Sep10

I'm surprised by all the positive opinions. IMO it was just watchable. An interesting concept (the reason that made me watch it) but the whole thing is just not impressive. It's nothing particularly new and has clichéd dialogue and characters. I thought this was gonna be at last a great new horror film, but I was really disappointed...you can skip this one.

Matthew_Lucas

8Sep10

Highly effective chiller about three students stuck alone on a ski slope chair lift sets the new decade's horror bar high. More character driven than scare drive, FROZEN gives us characters worth caring about, adding a layer of realism and pathos.

mcnail

8Sep10

Thought there were some genuinely scary moments, but it had the horribly annoying characters and dialog of films that are far below it. Overall it was a solid C or so.

john L

8Feb10

this is a far better film than it should be. closest thing i can equate it to, in terms of offering sheer fun, is the faculty.

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The Criterion Cast

28Jan10

We just got home from Sundance, and are posting our reviews. Check out Rudie's review of Frozen: http://criterioncast.com/2010/01/23/adam-greens-frozen-sundance-2010-film-review/ Check out Travis' review of Frozen: http://criterioncast.com/2010/01/24/travis-reviews-adam-green-frozen-sundance-2010-film-review/

Alex K

11Dec09

See, this is why I don't ski late in the day. Getting in "one last run" usually means putting your life in the hands of a stoned and surly lift operator who can't wait to get off his (or her) shift and head to the bar. No thanks.

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