Jack Frost 2: Revenge of the Mutant Killer Snowman

Jack Frost 2: The Revenge of the Mutant Killer Snowman (also known as simply Jack Frost 2) is a 2000 American direct-to-video comedy slasher film written and directed by Michael Cooney.

Jack Frost 2: The Revenge of the Mutant Killer Snowman has attracted a cult following over the years for its B movie effects and comical death scenes.

Plot
Sam Tiler has been struggling to recover from his encounter with Jack Frost last Christmas. To get away from the stress, Sam's wife, Anne, suggests a tropical vacation to attend the wedding of his deputy, Joe, and his fiancé, Marla. Sam reluctantly agrees.

Meanwhile, the FBI uses antifreeze to dissolve Jack and test the remains for genetic material. A accident causes Jack to wake up, causing him to reform and break free. Jack, now sharing a psychic link with Sam, because of Sam's blood mixing with Jack in the antifreeze, follows Sam.

The vacationers arrive to a greeting by the eccentric Colonel Hickering and his assistants Captain Fun and Bobby. Jack washes ashore and kills three women. The next morning, the Colonel discovers the bodies and tries to cover up the whole mess, as he does not want this to ruin his resort. However, the island's security head, Agent Manners who had survived Jack's maiming of him, suspects that Jack has returned.

Jack continues his rampage, killing a beach model and her cameraman. Sam begins to suspect that something is amiss when he runs into Manners, who agrees to an alliance in order to stop Jack Frost. Sam, Captain Fun (who is actually Manners' undercover assistant), and Manners stage a trap to capture Jack. This fails as the snowman they capture was really the Colonel in costume.

After slaying another beach model, Jack decides to freeze the place, causing it to snow. The party guests begin to play around and have a snowball fight when Jack enters the fray, killing at least another dozen. Sam, Anne, Marla, Manners, and Joe lock themselves up in a room, using antifreeze to keep Jack at bay.

Sam and Manners decide to find help, and end up finding a room where the Colonel, Captain Fun, and Bobby have barricaded themselves. They find more antifreeze and lure Jack into a pool of coolant. However, Jack has become much more resilient to the antifreeze due to his time in the lab. Jack spits out a snowball and flees, followed by Manners, into the woods.

Sam, Anne, and the others observe the snowball and it "hatches" and becomes a baby snowman, who kills Captain Fun. Meanwhile, Manners has followed Jack to a shed, where he finds dozens of snowball children that kill devour him.

The survivors attempt to trap as many of the snowmen as they can until the supply ships arrive. Eventually, Anne realizes that they can be killed by bananas, due to Sam being allergic to bananas. As a result, Jack would share the same vulnerabilities.

Jack watches a baby snowman die and becomes angry. He kills Bobby and the Colonel. Marla and Joe flee and lock themselves in the freezer with Captain Fun's body, while Anne is attacked by Jack. Sam shoots Jack with a banana attached to an arrow, causing him to explode. Anne and Sam embrace each other and leave the island.

During the credits, the two sailors on the supply boat are crushed by a giant carrot, implying that Jack is still alive. After the credits roll, we're shown that Joe and Marla were accidentally left in the freezer.

Cast

 Christopher Allport as Sam Tiler
 Scott MacDonald as Jack Frost (voice)
 Eileen Seeley as Anne Tiler
 Chip Heller as Joe
 Marsha Clark as Marla
 Ray Cooney as Colonel Hickering
 David Allen Brooks as Agent Manners
 Sean Patrick Murphy as Captain Fun
 Tricia Pettitt as First Mate of Fun
 Tai Bennet as Bobby
 Jennifer Lyons as Rose
 Shonda Farr as Ashlea
 Granger Green as Paisley
 Ian Abercrombie as Doctor Morton
 Melanie Good as Sarah
 Paul H. Kim as Greg
 Stephanie Chao as Cindy
 Doug Jones as Dave
 Stefan C. Marchand as Charlie
 Brian Gross as Dean

Reception
Like its predecessor, Jack Frost 2: The Revenge of the Mutant Killer Snowman was panned by critics.  On Rotten Tomatoes the film has 4 reviews, all negative.

Accolades

Proposed sequel
In December 2016, writer and director Michael Cooney revealed there were plans for a third film in the series, which would have featured a giant Jack Frost known as "Jackzilla". The film would have picked up a decade following the ending of the second film, with a giant Jack Frost letting loose on a city causing destruction and mayhem. Cooney expressed interest in making the third installment, due to the advancement in special effects, and would be happy if someone would be willing to help him make it as it holds a special place in his heart.

References

External links
 
 
  
 Jack Frost 2: Revenge of the Mutant Killer Snowman at the Disobiki.

2000s Christmas horror films
2000 comedy horror films
2000s slasher films
2000 films
2000 direct-to-video films
American Christmas horror films
American comedy horror films
American monster movies
American slasher films
Giant monster films
Slasher comedy films
2000s English-language films
2000s American films
Resurrection in film
Films about vacationing
Films about the Federal Bureau of Investigation
Films about snowmen