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Freeze
UK 2022
produced by Charlie Steeds, Tony Taglienti (executive), Steve Beecham (executive), Sally Wood (executive) for Dark Temple Motion Pictures
directed by Charlie Steeds
starring Tim Cartwright, Johnny Vivash, David Lenik, Beatrice Barrilà, Rory Wilton, Jake Watkins, Ricardo Freitas, Simon Pengelly, Elliot Hadley, Nick Nicholls, Jay O'Connell, Sam Lane, Jaime Seal, Derek Nelson
written by Charlie Steeds, music by Duncan Ritchie, creature bodysuit by Kyle Thompson/Midnight Studios
review by Mike Haberfelner
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1905, the North Pole: Captain Mortimer (Rory Wilton) is on a rescue
mission for an exploration vessel that got lost in the ice a couple of
years ago that's also important for him on a personal level, as the
captain of that ship, Streiner (Tim Cartwright) was a very good friend of
his. However, once up in the icey seas, Mortimer's ship hits an iceberg,
an incident that costs many a sailor's lives, and ultimately the only
survivors are Mortimer, his second in command Barnabas (Johnny Vivash),
privileged beyond belief Gideon (David Lenik), crewmen Charles (Jake
Watkins) and Marlowe (Ricardo Freitas), and stowaway Carmen (Beatrice
Barrilà), who make it off the boat to some nearby caves to wait for the
next rescue mission - which might be two years off, which is not too
pleasant an outlook giving the cold and lack of provisions. The good news
then is that they actually find Streiner, and alive even - but the not so
good news is that he has gone insane and dangerously so. But the real bad
news is, our heroes also stumble upon some reptilian-like humanoids - and
they're out to feast on humans ... Now of course, this is a
movie that takes its inspiration from rich horror history, and Alien
most readily springs to mind, but also a number of other influences from
H.P. Lovecraft's body of work (which is even quoted in the film) to Creature
from the Black Lagoon and in a more roundabout way classic Doctor
Who, but that doesn't mean the film's a mere copycat, as taken
by its own terms, Freeze works as a pretty cool suspense piece
that's tight where it ought to be, places the scares in all the right
moments, and builds up tension very nicely. And a very competent cast only
helps to make this a pretty cool genre piece for sure.
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Robots and rats,
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