Ice Cream Man

This summer, get in line for perfect scoops of gore and violence, courtesy of Eli Roth, who serves up both in his new film, <b><i>Ice Cream Man</i></b>. As the director of such films like <i>Hostel</i> and <i>Cabin Fever</i>, as well as 2023's <i>Thanksgiving</i>, this time, he takes us for a spin with 31 flavors of killer kids and frozen terror.

Set in a small town as the school year comes to an end, a mysterious ice cream man begins to patrol the streets, serving up ice cream to all of the children and adults. Soon after, the children fall ill and begin to wreak havoc on anyone and anything in their way, dismembering family members and strangers alike. It's gory, violent, and offers insanely creative kills that'll leave horror fans smiling with pleasure.
The film also takes a few interesting turns.

For starters, this film is not a remake or revision of <i>Ice Cream Man, </i>the 1995 film starring Clint How<i></i>ard. Same name, very different approach, so there's no need to pass on this (and you shouldn't). Plus, in some ways, it dives into Religious Horror. While that may make you scratch your head, it works until the very end of the film, which delivers a slight gut-punch right before the credits roll.

Forget the Lactaid - <b><i>Ice Cream Man</i></b> is a fun film packaged with laughs, necessary violence (former schoolteacher here - those kids deserve it), a good story, and a few twists that, when combined, delivers the perfect ice cream sundae with all of the toppings and a cherry on top! 🍦

Ice Cream Man2026

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