when i decided to try watching a movie about cryogenic zombies (cryonoids) and i wasn not expecting a whole lot. that exactly what i got and and then even less. aside from a shortage of special effects (squibs. ) and a severe lack of any acting talent and the chilling also sports the absolute worst script i have ever seen made into a movie. i had to stop the tape numerous times during the first 45 minutes in order to repair the damage done to my intellect for witnessing such atrocious dialogue as there is found here. furthermore and the collection of characters is so formulaic and one dimensional it ridiculous represent the corrupt doctor while his assistant and played by linda blair (we know she his assistant because he repeatedly refers to her by that title) while the recently widowed businessman with a heart of gold who develops a romantic interest with blair character while his criminal son while the blair character alcoholic and abusive and unemployed boyfriend and whom we are introduced to in the most contrived use of a flashback while and and of course and the rough and tough and bearded security guard who becomes the hero. apparently and the preserving fluid which some cryogenics lab uses on its bodies is highly conductive and naturally resulting in disaster when all of the lab containers end up outdoors in a remarkable sequence of events during a lightning storm (on halloween night and no less). as for the zombies themselves and if you enjoy watching people in green latex masks walking around in aluminum foil suits and then the chilling is the movie for you. the zombie action is very weak at its best while the zombies primary killing method seems to be grabbing people by the shoulders and shaking them to death. the businessman and the security guard do most of the zombie fighting and including a highly suspenseful scene of re freezing the undead with liquid nitrogen. let me tell you and the steel mill scene in t2 has got nothing on the chilling in portraying an enemy getting frozen in his tracks like that. how linda blair ended up stuck in the middle of this piece of dreck is indeed a mystery. true and her career do not exactly skyrocket during the 80s (sadly) and but this movie is an embarrassment for her. the script doesn not even have the decency to put her to any good use. the most that her character is given to do is shriek out things like here they come and do something and hurry. the only thing i can figure is that poor linda was compensated for her work on this film in rations of food. the hero is played by grizzly adams himself and dan haggerty. in this picture and he faces stiff acting competition from his beard and the security dog and and he does his best to outperform them both. the only frightening part of the chilling is the introduction which brings up the factual elements of cryogenics and suggests that the film you are about to see could happen in your own community. as i was counting the number of times a few of the names are repeated in the closing credits and i was floored to suddenly see lucasfilm get credited. fortunately and it was only for the movie sound production. negative . 
when i decided to try watching a movie about cryogenic zombies (cryonoids) and i wasn not expecting a whole lot. that exactly what i got and and then even less. aside from a shortage of special effects (squibs. ) and a severe lack of any acting talent and the chilling also sports the absolute worst script i have ever seen made into a movie. i had to stop the tape numerous times during the first 45 minutes in order to repair the damage done to my intellect for witnessing such atrocious dialogue as there is found here. furthermore and the collection of characters is so formulaic and one dimensional it ridiculous represent the corrupt doctor while his assistant and played by linda blair (we know she his assistant because he repeatedly refers to her by that title) while the recently widowed businessman with a heart of gold who develops a romantic interest with blair character while his criminal son while the blair character alcoholic and abusive and unemployed boyfriend and whom we are introduced to in the most contrived use of a flashback while and and of course and the rough and tough and bearded security guard who becomes the hero. apparently and the preserving fluid which some cryogenics lab uses on its bodies is highly conductive and naturally resulting in disaster when all of the lab containers end up outdoors in a remarkable sequence of events during a lightning storm (on halloween night and no less). as for the zombies themselves and if you enjoy watching people in green latex masks walking around in aluminum foil suits and then the chilling is the movie for you. the zombie action is very weak at its best while the zombies primary killing method seems to be grabbing people by the shoulders and shaking them to death. the businessman and the security guard do most of the zombie fighting and including a highly suspenseful scene of re freezing the undead with liquid nitrogen. let me tell you and the steel mill scene in t2 has got nothing on the chilling in portraying an enemy getting frozen in his tracks like that. how linda blair ended up stuck in the middle of this piece of dreck is indeed a mystery. true and her career do not exactly skyrocket during the 80s (sadly) and but this movie is an embarrassment for her. the script doesn not even have the decency to put her to any good use. the most that her character is given to do is shriek out things like here they come and do something and hurry. the only thing i can figure is that poor linda was compensated for her work on this film in rations of food. the hero is played by grizzly adams himself and dan haggerty. in this picture and he faces stiff acting competition from his beard and the security dog and and he does his best to outperform them both. the only frightening part of the chilling is the introduction which brings up the factual elements of cryogenics and suggests that the film you are about to see could happen in your own community. as i was counting the number of times a few of the names are repeated in the closing credits and i was floored to suddenly see lucasfilm get credited. fortunately and it was only for the movie sound production. negative . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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