Diamond heists meet slapstick at a snowbound ski resort in this 1978 crime caper.
HOT ICE
When a rockstar arrives at an isolated ski resort, his jewel collection becomes the target of a calculating married couple set on robbing him.
Hot Ice is a 1978 American comedy crime film directed by Stephen C. Apostolof about a criminal couple who plot to steal diamonds from a rock star at a remote ski resort.
Synopsis
Why Cult
The action unfolds at an isolated ski resort, where snow and skullduggery are both on the menu.
Cult legend Edward D. Wood Jr. co-wrote the screenplay, bringing his offbeat sensibilities to the caper.
The film's hapless victim is a rock star named 'Diamond Jim', adding a glittery twist to the standard jewel heist.
A scheming husband-and-wife team takes center stage, proving that crime can be a family affair.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hot Ice about? +
Hot Ice follows Winford and Charlotte, a criminal couple who set out to steal diamonds from a rock star performing at a remote ski resort.
Who directed Hot Ice? +
Hot Ice was directed by Stephen C. Apostolof.
How long is Hot Ice? +
Hot Ice has a runtime of 94 minutes.
What genre is Hot Ice? +
Hot Ice is a comedy crime film.
When was Hot Ice released? +
Hot Ice was released in 1978.