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Freezer - DVD

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Condition
New
Format
DVD January 21, 2014
Dimensions
0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 in; 0.74 oz
Genre
Action/Adventure
Language
English
Runtime
1 hour and 31 minutes
MPAA rating
Unrated (Not Rated)

Description

Dylan McDermott of HOSTAGES and AMERICAN HORROR STORY Stars as Robert Saunders, a New York City mechanic who is knocked unconscious at his birthday dinner and wakes up to find himself locked inside the restaurants walk-in freezer. But why he's there and how hell survive will reveal a chilling nightmare of mistaken identity, the Russian mob, a missing $8 million, and a wounded cop (Peter Facinelli of THE TWILIGHT SAGA) who may hold the key. The temperature is dropping. The fear is growing. And for a man caught between frozen death and vicious thugs, what happens next may lead to the most cold- blooded twist of all.

Specs 14

Genre Action/Adventure
Format Color, Multiple Formats, NTSC, Widescreen
Contributor Andrey Ivchenko, Dylan McDermott, Mikael Salomon, Milan Malisic, Pascal Petardi, Peter Facinelli, Yuliya Snigir
Language English
Runtime 1 hour and 31 minutes
MPAA rating Unrated (Not Rated)
Product Dimensions 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 0.74 ounces
Item model number 28928282

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Top Amazon Reviews

Great twist, loved the story! Great quality too!
This movie had nice twists in it. I thought at first it was a movie I saw years ago about a serial killer. I Really enjoyed this movie and didn't see or predict the ending this time.
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2026 by Mikki
Freezer
This was a very good movie considering the fact that the entire movie was filmed inside of a freezer the whole time.
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2014 by Ed Morris
COLD...on so many levels
Being locked in a freezer is life-threatening enough without the added complications of communications barriers and the threat of bodily harm. Bad guys willing to torture, along with inceasing environmental perils, keep the tension high, while plot twists keep the story interesting and evolving as the audience seeks to discern the truth. Not 5 stars because: 1) the ending seems hurried after the long build up, 2) dropping temperatures produced ice-coatings but never any visible breath, and 3) an obvious, plentiful supply of insulating cardboard resources that ought to have supplemented clothing goes unused. These detractions, however, were not enough to take away from the enjoyment of a different kind of suspense thrill ride that takes place almost entirely in a walk-in freezer. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2014 by klm
NOT A MOVIE ABOUT THE BLIZZARD OF 2014
With the terrible temperatures we've been having this winter of 2014 my guess is most people would be hard pressed to rent or purchase a movie with a title like FREEZER. I'm hoping that isn't the case because this movie deserves to be seen. It's a tense thriller that keeps you guessing until the very end. Dylan McDermott is Robert, a young man who wakes to find himself in a walk in freezer with his wrists and ankles strapped and no idea what is going on. Eventually two Russian mobsters come in and start asking him questions. Unhappy with his replies Robert turns into a punching bag for a while. It boils down to something they want, $8 million that they say he has and that they want back. Telling them he has no idea what they're talking about, that he was at a restaurant and went to use the bathroom only to wake here they leave him to consider what they want with the promise that they'll be back. Robert frees himself from his bonds and begins to try and find a way out. The door is locked and the vent in the ceiling too small for him to fit through. The mobsters go back and forth, trying to convince him to give them the money. The second time they enter they bring along Alisa (Yuliya Snigir) and threaten her as well. Without the information or money they seek, Robert still can't help them. The mobsters leave once more and Robert is soon startled to find someone else with him in the freezer, Sam Gurov (Peter Facinelli), the man the mobsters were looking for. It seems that Sam is an undercover policeman who infiltrated the Russian mob. Shot in a gun battle with the mobsters, he's severely wounded and in need of attention. He lets Robert know that the woman isn't another hostage but the girlfriend of the head mobster's son. The next time they mobsters return they soon discover Sam and deal with him. With each visit the mobsters turn down the temperature in the freezer. With seemingly no way out it is up to Robert to use his brains to find any chance at all to survive. Having nothing to offer them he must take his chances with each visit. It's a struggle to survive not just the psychological and physical damage that they do to him each visit but to also survive the freezing temperatures as well. With the recent cold spell here in the Midwest sympathizing with his character became quite easy. The movie may seem fairly straight forward but to say that all is not as it seems would be oversimplifying things. The best thing is that the twists and turns the movie takes come from out of left field so far that my guess is you won't see them coming. I know I didn't. For me that makes a more enjoyable film, one not so predictable that it becomes boring. Not only that but to tell this story in such a singular place as a freezer makes it even more of a treat since the film relies more on story telling and great performances to hold your interests. It does that from start to finish. This is a movie not to be missed and one that I think I'll hold on to. Who knows, maybe some sweltering day in the summer it will be one to bring out and remind me why it was I didn't enjoy winter. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2014 by Mark Turner
One Star
It was OK
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2017 by Pattie Ocarroll
Freezer - good plot, poor execution or direction?
I rented this at Redbox, and suggest you do the same instead of buying it. After watching the whole thing and finally understanding it, I have to say the plot was pretty good. But watching it was a different matter - I'm not sure if I can explain this but I will try. The primary character seems too unfazed at being stuck in the freezer, and his reactions to the Russian mobsters seem a bit off throughout the whole movie. I mean, if you were truly mistaken for someone else, and grabbed and stuck in a Freezer, I don't think you would be so fast to quip one-liners at the mobsters holding you. I got the feeling that they should have chosen a different actor, or the director should have pushed the actor some more. After watching the whole thing, it is quite possible that my viewpoint is wrong, and that this sort of John McClane (Bruce Willis - Die Hard) character is doing so on purpose. Directors take heed: as a member of the viewing audience, I was put off the film and found it hard to believe until the very end - this is NOT a good place to stick your audience mentally. Instead of watching the movie, I found myself doing other tasks and just half-watching and listening to the movie in the background. Anyhow, I think this COULD have been a great film if the main character had more "genuine" reactions; as it was, the poor acting or (to give the director benefit of the doubt) strange reactions are off-putting and distracting. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2014 by David H. Hanneman
Five Stars
RECEIVED AS IS
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2014 by Karen Barbu
Amazing action/thriller
This movie keeps you hooked from the start! Stepan (Milan Malisic) the main Russian mobster keeps scared for Roberts (Dylan McDermott) life. You never know what's going to happen next! Dylan and Milan keep you on your feet through out the whole movie and give you an amazing surprise ending!
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2014 by DP
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