Antifreeze 2007
"Just don't drink it"
This chilling 2007 homage from first-time director David Charbonneau takes a darkly twisted spin on the cult classic *Street Trash*, condensing its grimy atmosphere and visceral horror into a razor-sharp three-minute short.
Director: David Charbonneau
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Antifreeze (2007) about?
*Antifreeze* is a visceral homage to *Street Trash*, following victims who encounter a deadly substance with grotesque consequences. The film twists humor and horror into a nightmare of urban decay and desperate choices.
Who directed Antifreeze?
The short film was directed by David Charbonneau, marking his debut in the horror genre.
Who stars in Antifreeze?
Patrice Jacques headlines the cast, delivering a standout performance in this grimy, fast-paced horror tribute.
Is Antifreeze (2007) worth watching?
*Antifreeze* is a cult-worthy watch for horror fans seeking a quick but intense experience. While unrated, its raw energy and homage to grindhouse classics make it a standout short film worth checking out for genre enthusiasts.
How long is Antifreeze?
The runtime for *Antifreeze* is approximately 3 minutes.
About Antifreeze (2007) — A Brutal Tribute to Grindhouse Horror in Under 3 Minutes
This chilling 2007 homage from first-time director David Charbonneau takes a darkly twisted spin on the cult classic *Street Trash*, condensing its grimy atmosphere and visceral horror into a razor-sharp three-minute short. Set against a backdrop of decaying urban grit, the film follows a group of unsuspecting victims who make the fatal mistake of sampling a mysterious substance—only to discover its horrifying effects. With a relentless pace and eerie visuals, *Antifreeze (2007)* blends absurdity with visceral shock, leaving audiences questioning just how far they'd go to stay warm. The flicker of neon signs and the crunch of broken glass set the stage for a surreal descent into madness.
Though brief, Charbonneau's tribute packs a punch, channeling the raw energy of grindhouse horror while carving out its own niche in the micro-cinema landscape. Patrice Jacques delivers a standout performance in this tight, atmospheric piece, embodying the desperation and dread of characters caught in an inescapable nightmare. Perfect for fans of short-form horror that balances wit with outright creepiness, *Antifreeze* is a must-watch for those craving something quick, disturbing, and unforgettable.