FROZEN ALIVE(1964)
(AKA: Der Fall X701)
In the set: Mad Scientist Theater

This is slow in several spots but not a
terrible movie! A scientist working on
a cryogenic experiment along with his
co-developer has an argument with his
wife! One thing leads to another and
the scientist winds up frozen and his
wife dead! Again, not a tremendous show
but still not bad! C+

From a reviewer from IMDb.com:

The film is slow, ice cream melts faster
that this film goes. I like some slower
films but this one is too slow. I also
like movies that put people on, or rather,
in ice - frozen. The Man with Nine Lives
(1940) with Boris Karloff is an example
of a film I think is good concerning
someone being frozen (or in a form of
cryogenics).

It's just like the plot reads: A man is
working in a form of cryogenics, a state
of suspended animation and decides he
needs to test it. Just before he is
frozen, his wife is killed and he is
suspected of murdering her. - The
film holds true to this description.

It's nothing special, just a simple
low grade B film that needed some
spicing up and a little more speeding
up to make it more interesting to me.

2/10 - Rainey-Dawn

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