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Frozen with Fear (2001)

Katherine Sullivan, a severe agoraphobic, witnesses the murder of her husband and speaks with the investigating detective. Then both the body and the detective disappear. Katherine hires private investigator Jack Mize to figure out, only Mize isn’t so sure that Katherine’s version of reality is the truth. Three years prior, Katherine was attacked, heightening her agoraphobia. When her unfaithful husband, a property developer involved in arms trading, is supposedly killed, his body and the involved police vanish, prompting Katherine to seek Jack’s help. As they grow closer, they must navigate a complex web of deceit and danger.

Length: 1h 36m
Genre: Crime, Mystery, Thriller
This Title is: Intense and captivating

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Trailer

Cast

  • Bo Derek as Katherine Sullivan
  • Stephen Shellen as Jack Mize
  • Wayne Rogers as Charles Sullivan III
  • Andrew Lambert as Darnell the street kid

Parental Guidance

Maturity Rating: PG-13

Themes of murder, disappearance, and psychological distress.

Trivia

  • Filmed in and around Fredericton, New Brunswick.
  • Bo Derek was brought out of retirement for her role.
  • Directed by Paul Lynch, known for his work during the Canuxploitation period.

Our Review

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Frozen with Fear crafts a suspenseful and twist-laden story that captivates and keeps viewers guessing. While the movie delivers on intrigue and mystery, the performances, especially by Bo Derek, are seen as its weaker points, not fully capitalizing on the depth of the plot’s potential. The relationship dynamics and surprise twists keep the narrative engaging, but some parts of the storyline may feel contrived, particularly towards the latter half. Nonetheless, it provides an enjoyable watch for fans of the genre seeking a mix of mystery and psychological elements.

Critic Scores

Frozen with Fear has received a mixed negative review by the critics

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