Rotten Train
"Birch is engaging as usual, but the film's another of those bloody-harvesting tales that's more about gore than genuine suspense and is sophomorically predictable."
Rotten The Lonely Guy
"Disarmingly cute at times, but it's widly uneven, undercooked, and flimsy to the core despite its fine cast."
Rotten Mortuary
"Despite a hugely winning turn by Dan Byrd, this is one hoary horror flick that's amazingly inept as if it were truly intending to be just that."
Rotten Just Before Dawn
"Leaden pacing and a serious lack of the scares make this negligible in just about every department."
Rotten Smile Pretty
"Well-intentioned but rather underwhelming with barely-interesting characters, mediocre acting, and writing that doesn't cut nearly as deep as it would like to think."
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