Frostbitten
(2006)
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Frostbitten
(2006)
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Petra Nielsen | ... | |
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Grete Havnesköld | ... | |
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Carl-Åke Eriksson | ... | |
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Emma Åberg | ... |
Vega
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Jonas Karlström | ... | |
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Mikael Göransson | ... | |
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Niklas Grönberg | ... | |
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Per Löfberg | ... |
Beckert (Young)
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Nour El-Refai | ... | |
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Gustav Johansson | ... | |
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Måns Nathanaelson | ... |
Lukas
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Linnea Jonsson | ... | |
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Anna Lindholm | ... |
Mona
(as Anna Lindholm Rosendahl)
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Jonas Lawes | ... | |
| Malin Vulcano | ... | ||
After Annika, a medical doctor, gets work at the local hospital, she and her 17-year old daughter Saga move to a small town in northern Sweden. Annika is keen to work with her idol, geneticist Professor Gerhard Beckert. However Beckert's sinister past in the Waffen-SS soon catches up with him when a couple of pill-popping interns mistake an experimental vaccine for party drugs. Mayhem ensues as the town's teenagers succumb one by one to the mysterious virus. Written by Samiel_23
First of all, I like vampire movies, but in my opinion there are very few good ones out there. This is one of them. I was psyched when i heard that a Swedish vampire movie was coming out, just because it was Swedish. I had however not very high expectations on it, figuring that it was going to be a movie that took itself all to serious. This wasn't the case at all. The movie is made in a kind of "Shaun of the Dead"- style, meaning not much horror but more humor, and the humor is good. The acting is perhaps a bit stiff (don't know if it's intentional or just on account of them being bad) but i find that this ad to the comic effect. Overall, a very entertaining movie that should be viewed simply because it's a Swedish vampire movie, but deserves to be viewed because it's quite well made.