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The Ice Cream Truck

Play trailer 1:25 Poster for The Ice Cream Truck 2017 1h 36m Comedy Horror Mystery & Thriller Play Trailer Watchlist
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When a local ice cream man who has a love for nostalgia starts to kill some of her neighbors, Mary is torn between her mature instincts that something is wrong and the distracting memories of her younger days.
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Noel Murray Los Angeles Times Aug 17, 2017
While writer-director Megan Freels Johnston makes some unusual choices that set her film apart from run-of-the-mill low-budget horror, too much of her movie feels warmed-over. Go to Full Review
Dennis Harvey Variety Aug 11, 2017
''Ice Cream Truck" goes down rather easy, the clashing tactics holding a perverse charm when the pacing or story focus seems to drift for minutes at a time. Go to Full Review
John DeFore The Hollywood Reporter Aug 10, 2017
This truck never gets into gear, and will have a very hard time tempting moviegoers on either large or small screens. Go to Full Review
Emilie Black Cinema Crazed Mar 8, 2021
3/5
It has some scares, some blood, some complicated romance, and a few more things making it worth a watch. Go to Full Review
Graeme Robertson Flickering Myth Mar 1, 2021
The Ice Cream Truck is just an incredibly bland film and quite frankly that is the worst thing a horror film can be because you can't hope to scare people when they're too bored to care. Go to Full Review
Richard Propes TheIndependentCritic.com Sep 11, 2020
3.0/4.0
At times a fairly classic horror film and at other times a thought-provoking psychological thriller. Go to Full Review
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Lynda C @Lbchase 6 days ago Terrible! Don’t waste your time…. See more Oct 5, 2021 "Is it so wrong, to make it a bit special for the little kids?" A too-horny middle-aged woman moves to suburbs prior to her husband and children arriving to join her. Initially, the suburb appears normal enough, if even for the strangely-annoying neighbourhood wives. The presence of an old-timey ice cream truck which crawls the neighbourhood streets regularly is off-putting to the new resident, but little does she know the ice cream man ices the neighbours. Rather boring, with zero likable characters, I soon started rooting for the ice cream man. Just watch "Ice Cream Man" instead. See more Jul 27, 2021 Good film until the disappointing ending. Great characters and fairly comedic. See more Mar 2, 2021 Unfolds at a glacial pace, and then delivers an ending that might leave a lot of people wondering "is that it?". Perfectly watchable, though. See more Jan 27, 2021 Marisma una de las peores películas que he visto en mi bida See more Nov 21, 2020 May appeal to those with the critical faculties of a pot noodle. See more Read all reviews
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Movie Info

Synopsis When a local ice cream man who has a love for nostalgia starts to kill some of her neighbors, Mary is torn between her mature instincts that something is wrong and the distracting memories of her younger days.
Director
Megan Freels Johnston
Producer
Megan Freels Johnston, Yumee Jang, Omid Shamsoddini
Screenwriter
Megan Freels Johnston
Distributor
Uncork'd Entertainment
Production Co
Look At Me Films
Genre
Comedy, Horror, Mystery & Thriller
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Aug 18, 2017, Limited
Release Date (Streaming)
Aug 18, 2017
Runtime
1h 36m
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