ROTTEN TOMATOES: Bob Stephens

BOB STEPHENS

Agrees with the Tomatometer 85% of the time.

Publications: San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco Examiner

Total Reviews: 21

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Rating	T-Meter	Title \| Year	Add Date (default)

—	Fresh 64%	Cemetery Man (1994)	Click here to read article — San Francisco Examiner Posted May 27, 2006
N/A	N/A	A Tribute to Stanley Kubrick (1999)	Click here to read article — San Francisco Chronicle Posted Jan 1, 2000
—	Fresh 61%	Cemetery Man (1996)	Click here to read article — San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh	Fresh 100%	Citizen Kane (1941)	" Citizen Kane, which heads the American Film Institute's list of the top 100 films of all time, has the best of everything." — San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000
—	Rotten 58%	Cruising (1980)	Click here to read article — San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh 3.5/4	Fresh 89%	Galaxy Quest (1999)	" An exceptionally funny science-fiction comedy." — San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000
—	Fresh 96%	Gods and Monsters (1998)	Click here to read article — San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000
—	N/A	Green Snake (1993)	Click here to read article — San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000
Rotten 0/4	Rotten 50%	Halloween: H2O (1998)	" ...a run-of-the-mill horror film..." — San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000
—	Fresh 78%	I Married a Strange Person (1997)	Click here to read article — San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh	Fresh 96%	Out of the Past (1947)	" Not just one fine noir film among many. It has been a guage for the genre, even a template, over the last 50 years." — San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000
Rotten	Rotten 55%	Pitch Black (2000)	" *Sadly, Pitch Black* was directed by the man who made the best science fiction movie of 1996, The Arrival.*" — San Francisco Examiner* Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh	Fresh 75%	Return of the Jedi (1983)	" Darth Vader is one of the most magnificent villains in movie history." — San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000
Rotten 1/4	Fresh 83%	Scream (1996)	" In an age that is nearly devoid of talented horror movie directors, it has become tiresome having to consider the inconsiderable, aggravating to search for rationales for the haphazardly assembled creations of people like Craven." — San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh	Fresh 82%	Shivers (1975)	" Perhaps the most oral of horror films, Cronenberg's work reaches its chilling climax as the fashionable housing project is transformed into a hive swarming with cries of a dreadful, undesirable ecstasy." — San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000
Rotten	Rotten 10%	Soldier (1998)	" [The] celluloid equivalent of the junkyard planet on which this piece of garbage is appropriately set." — San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh	Fresh 94%	Star Wars (1977)	" A thrilling experience!" — San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh	Rotten 53%	Switchblade Sisters (1975)	" Switchblade, like most of its genre cousins, tries to live up to the impact of its generative poster, and it comes very close to delivering what the artwork promises." — San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh	Fresh 98%	Taxi Driver (1976)	" In a brilliant touch, Scorsese uses Bickle's voice-over narration, his continual talking to himself, as a symptom of emotional isolation and mental deterioration rather than for the usual exposition of or commentary on a story." — San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000
—	N/A	Tetsuo II: Body Hammer (1992)	Click here to read article — San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh	Fresh 97%	The Empire Strikes Back (1980)	" *The greatest episode of the Star Wars* Trilogy!*" — San Francisco Examiner* Posted Jan 1, 2000

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