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The audience should be warned that the film boasts a cliche level that could also be hazardous to health.

Moore, so often miscast in her youth, has been waiting a long time for a role like the one she has here.

There is nothing glaringly awful about the film, it's just that it's very middle of the road.

The surprise here is Cool J, who puts in perhaps his best performance to date.

There is plenty of gore to enjoy and the visuals are captivating in an artsy cyberpunk kind of way.

This unexpected emphasis on the entire clan and, particularly, its eccentric patriarch offers an interesting change from more straightforward biopics.

A bit of standard-but-creepy Asian horror stapled poorly to a dull-as-ditchwater Hollywood thriller.

24-carat, high pressure excitement

As a portrait of Babylon, before Aids and the Nineties doused its fire, Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato's film captures the mood of decadence unchained

The film is neither as bland, nor as silly as you would suppose.

Stylistically the film is a bit of a mess, frontloading with all sorts of showy technique but then settling down into a more talky, actor-dominated approach.