Frozen Scream (1975)

Mad scientists turn people into frozen zombies and the zombies wreak havoc and kill people.

Director:

Frank Roach

Writers:

Doug Ferrin, Celeste Hammond,

Stars:

Renee Harmon, Lynne Kocol, Wolf Muser

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Renee Harmon	...	Lil Stanhope
Lynne Kocol	...	Ann Girard
Wolf Muser	...	Tom Girard
Thomas McGowan	...	Kevin McGuire (as Thomas Gowen)
Wayne Liebman	...	Father O'Brien
Lee James	...	Sven Johnsson
Sunny Bartholomew	...	Cathrin
Bill Oliver	...	Bob Russel
Bob Rochelle	...	Kirk Richard
Teri Argula	...	Nurse
Art Piatt	...	Nightwatchman
Cheryl Harmon	...	Trick o'Treat Child
Julie Ann Meisels	...	Trick o'Treat Child
Jennifer Flamen	...	Trick o'Treat Child
Chris Hammond	...	Principal Dancer

Storyline

Mad scientists turn people into frozen zombies and the zombies wreak havoc and kill people.

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Plot Keywords:

scientist | mad scientist | evil | nipples | surgery | 

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Taglines:

A Real Chiller!

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Genres:

Horror | Mystery

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

85 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

Featured in Video Nasties: Moral Panic, Censorship & Videotape (2010)

User Reviews

Your jaw will drop

All I knew when I bought this was that there was a screaming woman in bikini and 80s hair on the cover - good enough for me! Little did I know that I was in for one of the most enriching bad-movie experiences of my life. Very few crap masterpieces achieve this pitch of manic hilarity: disastrously chaotic, sludgy, tawdry and completely unpredictable. Two different living rooms in two different provinces have been filled with friends gasping for air as they watched. It picks up steam as it goes along too, adding element upon useless, mind-boggling element. Of course the best one is that fricking detective, his jocular voice-over dropping on top of ongoing pointless dialogue scenes like an anvil; you never know when he's going to start spouting off and that adds suspense. The conniving head nurse with the charisma deficit has an accent so impenetrable you wonder why she wasn't dubbed, especially when the tall, Nordic-looking old mad scientist shows up, because he WAS dubbed - his voice is unmistakably that of a very articulate African-American man! Throw in those wasteoids chanting "Love and immortality" on the beach, gore effects courtesy of Heinz, and the un-oiled flywheel of a soundtrack, all coming at you non-stop one after the other. Jaw-droppingly bad.