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A cheery little romp with the right balance of cuteness, comedy and gore.

There's the potential for some real fun here, but having set up this structure, Smith fails to do anything with it.

It showcases Spielberg's gifts for light comedy, spectacle, and fairy tale celuloid sorcery.

Exit Humanity's attempt to rewrite history may bring a bit of fresh meat to the table, but it hardly adds up to a bright new future for the zombie genre.

Tears will be shed as you watch.

Essential viewing for anyone with a serious interest in the history of the genre.

As a genre filmmaker through and through, West is unlikely to be winning an Oscar any time soon – but when it comes to the extraordinary manipulation of tension and atmosphere, he is an unsung master of cinema.

Lords Of Salem is probably the director's most (ahem) 'mature' work yet - that being said, maybe next time he should give someone else's script a chance.

Pohland - working with an impressive script by Oren Moverman and Michael A Lerner - manages to orchestrate a musical path between the double storyline that finds unity through the creative process.

The supernatural and psychological narratives interrelate in ambitious ways which offer up interesting possibilities but which Ferrante ultimately lacks the skill to carry off.

The family setting gives this a lot more depth, allowing for complex relationships that make the interaction of the terrorised characters much more interesting than that of the usual screaming teenagers.