Age of Ice

A cheap, fast-moving disaster ride where a family outruns the freeze, more silly than scary.

A cheap, fast disaster ride with cardboard characters and silly effects that you watch half-distracted for the icy chaos.

A cheap, silly disaster ride that's easy to half-watch while the ice closes in.

A frantic dash through escalating natural disasters, light on character but heavy on spectacle and urgency.

A silly, cheap disaster flick that plays like background TV, with wooden characters and a gimmicky premise you watch more for laughs than scares.

A cheesy disaster ride with constant spectacle, thin characters, and a family racing through collapsing Los Angeles.

A big, loud disaster spectacle that mixes chills and thrills with earnest family drama, easy to watch but hard to take seriously.

A bright, busy creature-feature adventure that mixes wonder and mild peril as a giant animal rampages through a modern city.

A pulpy creature-feature romp through jungle ruins, with cheap thrills, hissing menace, and a body count that keeps you grinning.

A tight, waterlogged siege that keeps you gripping the armrest as the sea turns hostile around a trapped family.

A cheap, silly creature feature that churns through disposable characters and jump scares without ever asking much of you.

A brisk, kid-friendly survival adventure with frequent dinosaur chases, light humour, and earnest friendship moments that keep the tension lively but never too scary.