Frost Echoes
- Tagline
- Survival is cold comfort.
- Description
- In the chilling expanse of the space age, a tale of horror and survival unfolds. 'Frost Echoes' follows a Nordic athlete, played by Lizard Kudu-row, who finds themselves stranded on a desolate ice planet. Under the guidance of a mysterious mentor, portrayed by Akimba Tamirhino, they must navigate the treacherous terrain and the lurking horrors that emerge from the shadows. With the wisdom imparted by the mentor and their own athletic prowess, the athlete confronts the unknown, battling not just for victory, but for their very existence. Directed by John Fawn and also starring Jean Arugula, this sci-fi spectacle dares to explore the darkest depths of fear and the will to survive in a universe that offers no guarantees. The tone is dark, the future is uncertain, and hope is a scarce commodity in this pessimistic space-age saga.
- MpaaRating
- PG
- PopularityScore
- 3.30
- ReleaseDate
- 02/23/2023
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Director(s)
- Cast
Critic Reviews
5.50
In the cold vacuum of space, 'Frost Echoes' attempts to weave a tale of survival and horror that, while ambitious, leaves one feeling as cold as the icy terrain it depicts. Lizard Kudu-row's performance as a Nordic athlete lost on a desolate planet is as frigid as the setting, failing to evoke the warmth of genuine human struggle. Akimba Tamirhino, despite their best efforts as the cryptic mentor, cannot thaw the frozen narrative that skates perilously on the thin ice of clichés. Director John Fawn shoots for the stars but lands in a snowbank of predictable genre tropes. Jean Arugula's supporting role adds little heat to the mix, leaving audiences adrift in the arctic abyss of missed potential. The movie, granted a lenient PG rating, may serve as a cautionary tale of ambition versus execution, the latter of which evaporates into the void. 'Survival is cold comfort,' the tagline warns, and indeed, the comfort here is minimal, the survival of audience interest hanging by a thread. Once the credits roll, the echo of 'Frost Echoes' is but a whisper lost in the cosmic winds of mediocrity.