Blue Ice (1985).txt
Blue Ice (1985)
Genre: Adult | War | Crime
Country: USA
Director: Phillip Marshak
Language: English
Subtitles: None
Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
Length: 85mn
Dvdrip Xvid Avi - 720x528 - 29.970fps - 882mb
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0123531/
A private detective is hired to find an ancient book. What he doesn't know is that the book has the power to turn any woman into a nymphomaniac, and that a group of Nazi scientists--who fled to the US after World War II--also want the book, and will do anything to get it.
Here's a detective story featuring Nazi scientists, a mysterious old book and all this in a high-quality film. This film directed by Phillip Marshak (who also did The Nightmare Never Ends, an horror movie much better than it's reputation could make you believe it is) has a pretty strong cast with Herschel Savage, Paul Thomas, Jamie Gillis, Helga Sven, Jacqueline Lorians, Shanna McCullough, Bill Margold, Danielle Martin and Francois Papillon (which has not a single line since his french accent is quite hard to impersonate a German accent) and someone named Long Chaney.
Ted Singer (Herschel Savage) is a detective hired by Big Man (Jamie Gillis) to find an ancient book with supernatural powers for its owner, something he doesn't know of course. What he doesn't know also is that a group of scientists who fled Nazi Germany when the Nazi power collapsed is looking for this book too, but they know about its power. The leader of this group of scientists is REGGIE NALDER (a very recognizable veteran B-movie & television actor who was in Mark of the Devil, Salem's Lot, The Manchurian Candidate and many other mainstream films). Before fleeing Nazi Germany this group of scientists was working on a formula to instantly transform any woman into a nymphomaniac, a concept that is never really explained or used except at the beginning of the film. It is clear that the more Singer approaches the book the more he is in a collision course with the Nazis with a series of deaths along his path.
For a film made in 1985 [and actually shot on 35 mm film] the quality is strong and one quickly sees that it was made with an decent budget and NOT DONE in one day with a video camera (which is the case for most of the movies made in those years). Even more interesting is the fact that it would be equally interesting and logical without the sex scenes. This film is a perfect example of what an adult film is and what a pornographic movie isn't.
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