SYNOPSICS
The Flying Dutchman (2001) is a English movie. Robin P. Murray has directed this movie. Eric Roberts,Rod Steiger,Catherine Oxenberg,Scott Plank are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2001. The Flying Dutchman (2001) is considered one of the best Drama,Horror,Mystery,Romance,Thriller movie in India and around the world.
Frozen in Fear stars Eric Roberts as Sean, a deeply disturbed but talented artist. When an East Coast art dealer (Catherine Oxenberg) becomes intrigued by Sean's work, she travels to his small Montana hometown to meet him. Sean suffered a horrific moment as a child when he witnessed the murder of his own mother. Now there are women missing from his usually sleepy hometown.
The Flying Dutchman (2001) Reviews
The Flying Dutchman: What did I just watch?
The Flying Dutchman otherwise known as Frozen in fear is a not so thrilling thriller starring Eric Roberts and Rod Steiger. It tells the story of a mysterious mute painter and his tragic past. Well, I say that but the story is so muddled I'm not sure if it can really be considered as such. It takes a really special breed of film to a get a 1/10 from me. Such a rating suggests that a film has literally not one single redeeming feature and with this movie that's very accurate. Dull, outstandingly boring and with a plot that is so cliched and so messy when the credits rolled I reached for the aspirin. Not "Thrilling" enough to be a thriller, not dramatic enough to be a drama and where the hell they got horror from I cannot figure. Avoid like watching it will give you herpes. The Good: Nothing The Bad: Everything Things I Learnt From This Movie: All bottles of Absinthe should have a skull on them!
Spooky, strange and fantastic
This movie isn't your typical thriller, it is better. Their are plot twists and moments of terror. A real non-stop spooker. A definite adults only movie with traces of Hitchcock and Bradbury. I give this movie two thumbs up. The actors can really act you believe their stories. This is a don't miss.
Bad acting, bad screenplay, bad directing, bad...
This has got to be one of the worst movies that I've seen. The acting is horrible (I guess acting doesn't run in your family Julia). The directing is even worse. And the screen play is just so freakin' bad it'll make you want to throw up! Please, do not watch this movie under any circumstances! It is a total piece of crap!
Ice is nice, unfortunately this film is not nice, and it's far from good.
"Frozen in Fear" is recommended for Eric Roberts or Rod Steiger completests only. Neither actor is particularly spectacular, although they try their best with a script that is a severe handicap. The ending is especially contrived, with the usual sequel possibility left uncomfortably dangling. Leading up to this anticlimactic climax, redundant flashbacks vaguely reveal why Eric Roberts character is so screwed up (as if we didn't know). What you get for most of the film is a mute Eric Roberts constantly groping Catherine Oxenberg, lots of machine made fog appearing out of nowhere, and a story so underdeveloped that it screams for an immediate re-write. - MERK
Rated "B" for boring
Wow, where to begin... this movie is extraordinarily boring. The plot is uninspired, nonsensical and never resolves itself in any plausible manner. Add to that a small, inter-related (or perhaps incestuous) cast of characters, a sound mix that underplays dialog; yet overplays the numerous "jump scares;" and, simplistic, cliché settings; and you get FROZEN IN FEAR or THE FLYING DUTCHMAN. I bought this DVD at Wal*mart as part of a 6-movie pack, for $5.00. If this movie is any indication, I way over-paid. I wish I could say more; but, I don't want to run the risk of spoiling this movie for you.