as to be expected and there a pretty good reason why this film is so obscure and unknown in spite of dealing with the always popular premise of zombies and starring the 80 b movie queen linda blair and namely represent it sucks. the chilling is trying enormously hard  way too hard  to be a story with depth and factual background and whereas it should have just been a light headed and gore packed horror flick about frozen zombies. it takes an incredibly long time before anything remotely interesting or significant happens. there a lot of drivel about cryogenics and which i learned in my physics class is the study of products and their behavior at extremely low temperatures. so naturally and in this film a bunch of people are studying the behavior of human corpses when deep frozen. needless to say this is extremely boring and until two dim witted night watchmen decide and during an electric power failure and that it a good idea to put the metal constructed cool cells outside at the heights of a thunderstorm. the coolers are struck by lightening and obviously and and the bodies spontaneously defrost and come to live to go on a murderous zombie rampage. the chilling is a boring and surprisingly (for a late 80 effort and at least) gore free horror film that doesn not even use up a quarter of its potential. all the painful attempts to build up an atmosphere of suspense and eeriness fail tremendously and i can not think of any reason why the zombie attacks had to be so bloodless. even in spite of the low budget available and they could have done better. the set pieces and make up effects and costumes are pitiable. the research lab and for example and looks like a proper apartment flat whilst the zombies couldn not look less menacing with their green faces and foil wrapped outfits. how linda blair managed to get involved yet again in such an embarrassing low budgeted horror flick is a complete mystery. she attracted to lousy b movies like bees are to honey. 
as to be expected and there a pretty good reason why this film is so obscure and unknown in spite of dealing with the always popular premise of zombies and starring the 80 b movie queen linda blair and namely represent it sucks. the chilling is trying enormously hard  way too hard  to be a story with depth and factual background and whereas it should have just been a light headed and gore packed horror flick about frozen zombies. it takes an incredibly long time before anything remotely interesting or significant happens. there a lot of drivel about cryogenics and which i learned in my physics class is the study of products and their behavior at extremely low temperatures. so naturally and in this film a bunch of people are studying the behavior of human corpses when deep frozen. needless to say this is extremely boring and until two dim witted night watchmen decide and during an electric power failure and that it a good idea to put the metal constructed cool cells outside at the heights of a thunderstorm. the coolers are struck by lightening and obviously and and the bodies spontaneously defrost and come to live to go on a murderous zombie rampage. the chilling is a boring and surprisingly (for a late 80 effort and at least) gore free horror film that doesn not even use up a quarter of its potential. all the painful attempts to build up an atmosphere of suspense and eeriness fail tremendously and i can not think of any reason why the zombie attacks had to be so bloodless. even in spite of the low budget available and they could have done better. the set pieces and make up effects and costumes are pitiable. the research lab and for example and looks like a proper apartment flat whilst the zombies couldn not look less menacing with their green faces and foil wrapped outfits. how linda blair managed to get involved yet again in such an embarrassing low budgeted horror flick is a complete mystery. she attracted to lousy b movies like bees are to honey. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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