Iced

1989
Unrated
1h 26min

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Un groupe d'amis d'enfance est invité à l'ouverture d'une station de ski de luxe, ignorant qu'un vieil ennemi a des projets meurtriers en tête.Un groupe d'amis d'enfance est invité à l'ouverture d'une station de ski de luxe, ignorant qu'un vieil ennemi a des projets meurtriers en tête.Un groupe d'amis d'enfance est invité à l'ouverture d'une station de ski de luxe, ignorant qu'un vieil ennemi a des projets meurtriers en tête.

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Lisa Loring's first nude scene. She played Wednesday Addams on The Addams Family (1964) and when fans of that series heard little Wednesday was naked in this, Loring received angry letters from some of them. She didn't care because the reason she took the role was to break away from her child star background.

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Carl: I'm taking a shower then crashing, when's dinner?

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Boring horror on wintry locations

My review was written in December 1988 after watching the movie on Academy video cassette.

Familiar horror scheme of a group of young people invited to a remote spot and killed sequentially is utilized for "Iced", a mild, direct-to-video thriller.

Pic was lensed in Utah in 1987 with the title "Blizzard of Blood".

Tale is set four years after a fatal skiing accident, when the folks held responsible (by a nutcase) are invited for a free weekend at Snow Peak resort.

Identity of the killer is quite predictable, while the linkup and reason for revenge turn out to be pretty flimsy. Cast is slightly older than the usual teen format but their interrelationships and problems are no less trivial and boring.

Wintry locations photographed by Eugene Shlugleita are atmospheric, but pic fails to grab one's interest. Gore content is minimal.