Roger Ebert made it clear that he wasn't a fan of this 1998 Christmas movie starring Michael Keaton, which he rated one out ...

Jack Frost (1934 short film) Jack Frost (1934 short film)(Photo Credit –IMDb) While the 2012 version of Jack Frost is the most recognized and loved, it’s certainly not the first one.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson could be playing the Michael Keaton role from the 1998 family film, Jack Frost, in an upcoming remake of the movie. When Michael Keaton starred as a snowman in the ...

Setting out to make a deliberately campy film is risky. Jack Frost struck the right balance between serious and silly. It’s utterly ridiculous but it’s still watchable. Unfortunately, the ...

The film sees aptly named serial killer Jack Frost on the way to his own execution. However, the madman gets a second chance when his prison transport vehicle collides with a genetic research truck.

“Jack Frost” is about a man who dies, then comes back to life as a snowman to teach his young son that life must go on, which must be one of the most morbidly bizarre plot synopses to float ...

Most iterations of Jack Frost see him clad in icy blue and white, ... while the 1998 film is a family-friendly story about a resurrected father (Michael Keaton). ...

And Jack's last line to his son in the film, "I will always hear you," spoken in a raspy ghost ... Did the creators of Jack Frost set out to make the most disturbing winter-set kids movie of all ...

Jack Frost continued to be a personification of winter weather who was only used as a brief turn of phrase. For instance, in the October 1806 edition of The Sporting Magazine, John Mason wrote ...