John Voorhees

John Voorhees
John Voorhees's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at the following Tomatometer-approved publication(s): Seattle Times
Publications: Seattle Times

Movie Reviews Only

T-Meter Title | Year
50% Stephen King's 'The Langoliers' (1995) As the scriptwriter for "The Langoliers," [Tom] Holland has strung together some of the clunkiest dialogue you're ever likely to hear. As the director he has encouraged his mediocre cast to overact shamelessly. - Seattle Times EDIT
Read More | Posted Jan 15, 2020
30% The Tommyknockers (1993) "The Tommyknockers" is recommended only to dyed-in-the-wool King fans. Other viewers would be wise to turn elsewhere. - Seattle Times EDIT
Read More | Posted Jan 15, 2020
100% Nightjohn (1996) "Nightjohn," unlike most TV movies, sticks in your mind long after it's over, partly because scripter Bill Cain has turned [Gary] Paulsen's book into a multi-leveled portrait of pre-Civil War South. - Seattle Times EDIT
Read More | Posted Sep 27, 2019
No Score Yet The Four Diamonds (1995) The movie moves from real-life scenes to fantasy very smoothly, thanks to Todd Robinson's script and Peter Werner's direction, and the movie is both entertaining and very moving. - Seattle Times EDIT
Read More | Posted Sep 27, 2019
No Score Yet Back to Hannibal: The Return of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn (1990) You can bet Twain would have done a far better job than anyone involved here did. - Seattle Times EDIT
Read More | Posted Sep 26, 2019
No Score Yet The Little Kidnappers (1990) While much of what happens in ``The Little Kidnappers'' is predictabl... what makes it so enjoyable are the completely unself-conscious performances by Leo Wheatley and Charles Miller, as Harry and Davy MacKenzie. - Seattle Times EDIT
Read More | Posted Sep 26, 2019
No Score Yet A Step Toward Tomorrow (1996) Judith Light is wholly believable as a fiercely loving divorced mother trying desperately to find help for her younger son, paralyzed after a diving accident. - Seattle Times EDIT
Read More | Posted Jun 18, 2018