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Trapped in a nightmare of ice and isolation, Frost is a chilling survival thriller that pushes human endurance to its limits. The film follows Abby, a pregnant woman who embarks on what was supposed to be a quick trip to visit her estranged father, Grant, at his remote cabin deep in the mountains. Hoping to mend their fractured relationship, Abby’s journey takes a terrifying turn when an unexpected storm rolls in, trapping them in a freezing, unforgiving wilderness.

As conditions worsen, Abby and Grant attempt to drive out of the storm, only for their car to veer off the road and crash into a deep ravine. Injured and unable to climb out, Abby becomes immobilized inside the vehicle, her only connection to the outside world being a failing radio and her father, who fights desperately to reach her. But with the temperature plummeting and no help in sight, the real horror begins—not just from the cold, but from the gnawing realization that her survival hinges on impossible choices.

With food scarce and her strength fading, Abby’s mind begins to unravel, blurring the line between reality and hallucination. As desperation takes hold, she is forced to confront horrifying decisions no one should ever have to make. Frost is a slow-burning, tension-filled descent into madness, delivering psychological terror as raw as the bitter cold itself. With every passing moment, the film tightens its grip, leaving audiences breathless as they watch Abby’s harrowing fight for survival in a world that has turned into an icy grave.