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On Friday, February 5th, the cast and crew of Adam Green's latest flick, Frozen, showed up at the Mann's Chinese 6 Theater in Hollywood for the premiere evening of the film.

Why are you reading this? Your ass should be at the theatre digging on Adam Green's Frozen! Need another excuse to seek this flick out? How about a brand new clip then?

Following up on the news story of a couple of days ago regarding Anchor Bay acquiring the rights to Agnieszka Wojtowicz-Vosloo's After.Life, it appears that the good folks at AB are looking to give this unnerving little flick a bit of a theatrical run!

Fans in the Los Angeles area are in for a real treat as there's a special screening of Adam Green's new chiller Frozen that will allow you to see the movie with some of the film's cast and crew as well as participate in a live Q&A!

This Friday Adam Green's Frozen hits limited theatres nationwide (click here for info), and another clip has surfaced to give you the chills. If this flick is playing ANYWHERE near you, you need to go and check it out!

About an hour ago we got an e-mail in our inbox from DC reader Gary Luchessi, who attended the last screening of Frozen at Sundance. Gary had two reasons for writing: one, to let us know that our Frozen review (read it here) was on the money, and two, to let us know that someone fainted in the bathroom during last night's screening. Interesting.

Adam Green's Frozen (review here) is just around the corner, and much to our delight we've seen some TV spots kicking around across the various networks.

I can remember interviewing Adam Green this time last year one late night for an article about Grace, Paul Solet’s film that had premiered during the 2009 Sundance Film Festival, which Green helped champion and produce.

Fans looking forward to the theatrical release of Adam Green's Frozen (review here) won't have to wait much longer to sink their mitts into the chilly goodness as it's slated to hit select theatres on February 5th.

Remember that scene in The Serpent and the Rainbow when the main character was poisoned and appeared medically dead? That's a pretty horrifying notion. Imagine that being the whole film, and there you have Agnieszka Wojtowicz-Vosloo's After.Life.

We've been talking about writer/director Adam Green's new film Frozen for a while now, and finally, in conjunction with its debut at the Sundance Film Festival, we're able to post our review of the film.

Reviewed by Debi Moore Starring Shawn Ashmore, Emma Bell, Kevin Zegers Written and directed by Adam Green Distributed by Anchor Bay Films

The release of Adam Green's Frozen is approaching rapidly, and a new clip with a very familiar face has surfaced for your viewing pleasure!

There are very few directors who would be ballsy enough these days to put three young actors alone, stranded on a ski lift, and think that would work as an entertaining horror movie. This is what makes the upcoming Frozen and its director, Adam Green, that much more remarkable in terms of producing original genre films.

Adam Green's Frozen is right around the corner, and the promo materials are beginning to come in hot (or should we say "cold") and heavy. Next up a clip that shows the set-up for what's likely to be a really brutal night!