The Frozen Inferno (Video 2000)

A small band of survivors unwillingly add a new member to their quickly dwindling population, with disastrous results.

Director:

Michael A. Martinez

Writers:

Judas Booth (screenplay), Judas Booth (story),

Stars:

Tim Jahn, George N. Thompson, Gabriel Derrick

Cast

Cast overview:
Tim Jahn	...	Sgt. Bilko
George N. Thompson	...	Evanushka Premakov
Gabriel Derrick	...	Dr. Obrero
Todd Peterson	...	Capt. Bruno Corbucci
Dominic Fantazzi	...	Mason Perry
Greg S. Campbell	...	Search Party Scout Ginty
David Wood	...	Gulag Administrator
Brandon Baca	...	Search Party Scout D'Amato
Shawn Francheck	...	Pvt. Nick Alexander
Justin Vernola	...	Dead Guy
Luigi Ippolito	...	Pvt. Sopkiw
Mike Romeo	...	Lt. Cheeseburger
Michael A. Martinez	...	Russian Soldier (as Mike A. Martinez)
C. Alan Ploegsma	...	Reb Brown, The Radio Guy

Storyline

In the post-apocalyptic near-future, the world is held in the icy grip of a nuclear winter. The residents of a massive network of concrete bunkers struggle to survive against starvation and radioactive mutants. When a search party is lost on a routine "supply run", the colony finds a nearly-dead man lying in the snow. The new addition to the colony's population happens to be a shifty-eyed Russian refugee named Evanushka.

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Plot Keywords:

mutant | student film | violence | post nuclear | zombie | 

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Taglines:

Imagine if hell froze over ...and that's what you call home.

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Genres:

Action | Short | Sci-Fi | War

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Certificate:

Unrated

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

21 April 2000 (USA)

Also Known As:

After the Fall of New York Part II: Arctic Fury

Filming Locations:

Fairbanks, Alaska, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Scythe Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

24 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Did You Know?

Goofs

Lighting equipment visible when the search party finds the victims of the mutant attack.

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Connections

References Jack Frost (1965)

User Reviews

Where Did You See It?

Greetings. I linked to this via looking for JACK FROST. In the Movie Connections sections it says that apparently, one of the clips in FROZEN INFERNO is from that film. It is called Jack Frost aka. MOROZKO(1964). It is a 1960s Russian film. INFERNO sounds really cool. Apparently it is a student film? Where did those of you who have commented seen this short film? If anyone knows where I can get a copy. Please let me know. I hope this is enough lines. I need 10 to comment. Ha Ha. I like to see as many short films as I can. If you've never seen JACK FROST- the Russian version- take a look. aka. FATHER FROST (dvd) Thanx, Mark.