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Ice Cream Man (1995)

Comedy | 84 minutes
2,39 27 votes

Genre: Comedy / Horror

Duration: 84 minuten

Country: United States

Directed by: Paul Norman

Stars: Clint Howard, Justin Isfeld and Anndi McAfee

IMDb score: 4,8 (6.269)

Releasedate: 9 May 1995

Ice Cream Man plot

"I scream, you scream, we all scream for the..."

Poor Gregory! After being released from the Wishing Well psychiatric facility, he only wants one thing: to make children happy. So Gregory is going to reopen the old ice cream factory and all the ungrateful pussies get the special taste of the day!

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Tonypulp

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Clint Howard makes this Ice Cream Man more than it is. A fairly simple, youthful horror film with a perfect villain. What a fantastic, scary face that guy has. The kind of face you, as a parent, wouldn't want to see driving through your neighborhood. Neatly behind the bars of his van, where he has a number of tubs full of ice cream. And limbs. And eyeballs. And some rats, cockroaches... something for everyone! It doesn't exactly whet your appetite. Furthermore, some typical youthful antics. Wanting to solve the mystery themselves, getting caught, no one wanting to listen... and in the end, the little snot-nosed kids are proven right after all. Fun, fun, fun!

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Donkerwoud

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With the best will in the world, this is not a good movie. Yet, I enjoyed Clint Howard as the wacky ice cream man, who, with his villainous face, throws out one icy one-liner after another. 'Ice Cream Man' (1995) doesn't even rely that much on the kills or the gore, but it is entertaining schlock from start to finish. It is such a bizarrely entertaining universe in which all the (badly acting) adults mostly do wrong things and don't listen to the kids. And unlike this film's more modern namesake: no AI was used. There are, however, substandard haunted house effects from the nineties.

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Filmkriebel

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The special atmosphere makes this one well worth watching. Anyone who enjoys horror in the style of Creepshow will be pleased with this. I found it somewhat comic-like anyway, balancing between dark humor and funny horror. It is all a bit wooden, especially when the dialogue kicks in, but I really appreciated the crazy and surreal atmosphere. It feels like you’ve landed in a childhood nightmare. Ice Cream Man was actually conceived as a modern version of The Pied Piper, to which the film refers multiple times. Clint Howard, brother of director Ron Howard, gives a very convincing performance as the boogeyman. He is a creep with enough human traits that you view him almost as an anti-hero rather than a villain. Furthermore, a few other well-known actors appear in supporting roles: David Naughton (An American Werewolf in London), David Warner (TRON), and Jan Michael Vincent (Airwolf TV series). For me too, it is a fun cult film that manages to stand out.

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