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Big Nothing is a very uneven film, whether by intention or design.

Authenticity is well matched by the performances

Their acting and comic timing is met with clockwork precision.

We may lose Irving's energetic prose but, thanks to Williams, we lose none of his narrative bite.

A breezy, captivating and balanced tale of a studio whose rise and fall is perhaps the only story actually more bizarre than the plots of the films that came out of it.

Despite being occasionally misjudged, Travis' film maintains its sparkle and warmth thanks to its outstanding leads and sparky script.

The success of Ginger Snaps lies in the commitment of director, actors and writer.

Informative - and frequently worrying - although not particularly cinematic.

The effects and the action and the creatures are fine. The script dies out.

Painfully unimaginative

Mimi Rogers is on the kind of form we haven't seen from her in over 20 years.

Simon confidently marries the investigative and horrific aspects of the story, and very effectively combines sudden scares with the gruelling horror of a problem that won’t go away.

Not a great deal happens in this story of survivalism and primitive conflicts that we haven't seen dozens of times before, but by sticking with Anna's perspective, writer/director Josh Mendoza makes it all feel very different.