Title
The title is an obvious play on frostbite, the movie takes place in a frozen environment and has vampires who bite people in it. The original title was 'Something wicked this way comes'. The producers liked the title 'Frostbiten' more since it was more international, and by just cutting the last letter they had an English title. Teasers and trailers on film festivals therefore wore the name 'Frostbite'. However, it was only called 'Frostbite' in the U.K.. In the U.S. the movie is called 'Frostbitten', the exact translation of the original title.
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