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Review of by Chad Y — 10 Jun 2007

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Wow. This is some of the worst acting, one-liners, and cgi effects I've ever seen. Jack Frost, a mutant killer snowman, is resurrected when a clumsy scientist spills his coffee all over Jack Frost's DNA.

He breaks free and manages to travel underwater across the ocean to an island in the Caribbean, where Sam Tiler (our now paranoid and frightened hero from the first film) is on vacation. Jack Frost starts off by killing off the islanders one-by-one in ridiculous fashions.

A Carrot through the chest. Death By Tongs. Thats just the beginning. This movie stars unforgettable (unfortunately) characters, but the one that takes the Cake is Captain Fun. Everytime he's on camera, all you can think of is "When is this guy going to DIE?!" The icing on the cake in this film are all the terrible one-liners.

The first guy's dying words is "Oh, suck." And I haven't heard the expression "PSYCHE!" used since I was in 3rd grade. If you collect terrible movies, this one is definitely worth owning.

If you can, get it on VHS. Its edited for TV, and is actually funnier. And you'll save money. Everything about this movie is terrible, but its executed in such a way that makes it ridiculously entertaining.

I rate B-movies on a different scale than the rest. If it were all together, this would get a half a star, but in the world of terrible films, this one shines.

This review of Jack Frost 2: The Revenge of the Mutant Killer Snowman (2000) was written by on 10 Jun 2007.

Jack Frost 2: The Revenge of the Mutant Killer Snowman has generally received negative reviews.

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