Michael Ledo The movie is more comedy than slasher horror, perhaps more in the same light as "Student Bodies." Christopher Allport plays Sheriff Sam Tiler, who people don't believe about his killer snowman. The snowman has been revived and heads to a tropical island where Sam and his wife are vacationing. Jack Frost has the ability to change his shape. He talks the whole while, similar to the inane chatter of previously mentioned "Student Bodies."The movie is fun and is more spoof on horror than horror itself. There is blood, killing, and some Troma style gore. A killer snow ball fight.F-bomb, nudity (Kerri V. Griffin)

brianmckann The first Jack Frost is one of my favorite horror comedy films of all time. It was offensive, puntastic, and had some creative and ridiculous kills. This second one had a dramatically lower budget, gags that didn't work, and repetitive deaths (sometimes even reusing the same effect several times). The small jack frosties even recreated the exact scene from gremlins at the bar (snowball on the turntable, snowball drinking, snowball with spikes)They were sometimes trying to be cute, sometimes deadly. One dies in Jack Frost's arms and he sheds a tear.....They also tried to play on jokes that just weren't funny. The sheriff from the previous film kept retelling the moments where anti-freeze worked in the first film, to which his wife would tell him to shut up. There wasn't even sufficient nudity to save this.A surfer is tricked to licking a frozen pole, and gets his tongue stuck. Jack frost says "Cowa-tongue-ga." Yeah. Even free this was a waste.This is right up there with garbage like Hellroller, Bite School and Krackoon, being so low budget or having such low quality/sound quality that it's actually too distracting to even watch the movie.There's even a post-credits still image with audio dubbed over it. Not a post-credit scene, a post-credit STILL.If you liked this film, it's only because you need to look further into the B-horror film genre, because this is a piece of garbage and there are far "better" funnier films.

Woodyanders Killer snowman Jack Frost (robustly voiced with rip-snorting snarly gusto by Scott MacDonald) comes back to murderous life and goes to a resort on a Caribbean island to exact revenge on his nemesis Sheriff Sam Tiler (an earnest and engaging performance by Christopher Allport). Can Sam figure out a way to stop the seemingly indestructible frozen fiend before it's too late? Writer/director Michael Cooney cheerfully covers all the right wonderfully wretched bases to make this fabulously freaked-out honey a prime slice of entertainingly atrocious Grade B schlock: a gloriously ludicrous premise that's played strictly for cheap silly laughs, hokey (markedly less than) special effects, mostly terrible acting from a largely lame no-name cast (Ray Cooney clearly cops the top thespic dishonors for his endearingly dippy portrayal of stereotypical jolly Brit resort owner Colonel Hickering), a generic hum'n'shiver score, loads of groan-inducing one-liners (favorite quip: "20% chance of frostbite and 100% chance of death!"), a hysterically broad sense of infectiously goofy humor, annoying characters (Sean Patrick Murphy in particular totally grates on the nerves something fierce as the obnoxiously hale'n'hearty Captain Fun), deliciously cheesy gore set pieces (an exploding head, eyes gouged out with tongs, tongue torn off, etc.), a gut-busting last third that blatantly copies "Gremlins" (Jack's deadly snowball offspring embark on a merry bloodthirsty spree!), and a terrifically ridiculous "it ain't over yet!" surprise sequel set-up ending. Better still, several hot babes strut about in revealing bikinis and Jack offs a foxy Asian gal who goes skinny-dipping in a pool. A real over-the-top wacky'n'tacky riot.

Zbigniew_Krycsiwiki Completely braindead, terribly-conceived sequel to a film which was surprisingly amusing. The killer glob of snow is resurrected by hot coffee (seriously) and goes to tropical island, where cop from the first film is on holiday with his wife on the (as usual) one-year anniversary of the events from the first film. The deaths in the first film were amusingly silly, but here people are dispatched in some of the most idiotic ways imaginable. Top-billed Jennifer Lyons has just a cameo, with only a few brief scenes before being killed (by salad tongs!) 20 minutes into the film. Manners is back, with only an eyepatch to show for having his face gnawed off by the killer snowglob in the first film. *groans* Such a funny first film, such a waste of a second.