Adam Green’s FROZEN has received some amazing reviews in the press and online so for those of you with any doubts about this toe-curlingly nasty slice of icy terror, just check out what the critics have to say!

FROZEN (cert. 15) will be released on DVD (£15.99) and Blu-ray (£19.99) by Momentum Pictures on 18th October 2010.

View London – 4 Stars “Impressively directed and genuinely suspenseful, this is a hugely entertaining thriller with a superb script and terrific performances from its three leads”

Static Mass – 4 stars “Frozen is a hypothermic nightmare ride; it’s tense scary and very entertaining!”

Obsessed with Film – 3 stars “Solid suspense flick”

Real.com -4 stars “A must-see for fans of this genre”

Hackney Hive – “Even now there are parts of ‘Frozen’ which still come back to me and evoke an appropriate shudder. How often does a movie effect you like that?”

Evening Standard – 3 Stars “A minor tour de force”.

Sunday Express – 3 Stars “Sustains interest and tension with some inventive plotting”

QX Magazine – 7 out of 10 “the intense vulnerability put as right in the chair with them”

Islington Tribune – 3 stars “nice concept and good performances”

Metro – 4 Stars “Frozen is a believable and brilliantly simple idea for a horror film”

The Times – 3 Stars “Green drops in sudden bursts of brutally effective gore – including perhaps, the most heinous double-leg-break sequence in movie history”.

Daily Mirror – 5 Stars “Frozen works on every level. A proper chiller”

Daily Star - 7 out of 10 “A real chiller”

Financial Times – 4 Stars “”a tour de force of suspense and horror”, “Adam Green, who wrote and directed, deserves right now to be holding a blank cheque signed “Hollywood”

Daily Telegraph – 4 Stars “The taut set-up is enjoyable all by itself, but it’s the rising tide of three-way recriminations and despair that gives this film emotional clout”

The Independent – 3 stars “frostbite has seldom looked more horrifying”

Daily Star Sunday – 3 Stars It’s terrifying enough to make even the most enthusiastic skier think twice about getting on a chairlift again”

Sunday Mirror – 3 Stars “Wonderfully sustained horror”

Star Magazine/OK Hot Stars – 3 stars “Surprisingly Scary and Gruesome”

Dazed & Confused – N/A “One of the most intense shockers of recent years”

Nuts – 3 stars “A thriller that’ll have you on the edge of your seat!

Radio Times – 3 Stars – “clever high-concept shocker”

Den of Geek – 3 Stars “a little gem of a low budget thriller, which will keep you gripped in your seats for the whole of its 90 minutes”

Birmingham Mail 4 stars ‘will chill you to the bone”

Time Out 3 Stars “taut, toe-curling survival thriller”

Hey U Guys website “In Frozen Green has made an expertly crafted film and one that will ensure audiences are squirming in their seats during the agonizing moments and genuinely engaged and effected by the more emotional”.

Indie London 4 Stars “serves as one of the year’s very best horrors”

Birmingham Post – 4 Stars “With a better than average script and performances, there are a couple of startling moments and good use of just one location”

Glasgow Herald – 3 stars “Frozen is inventive, bleakly comic and shocking – everything a nifty horror should be”

Big Issue – 3 Stars “a cherishably nasty chiler”

Venue – 3 Stars “A neat idea, cleverly executed in a film that doesn’t outstay its welcome”