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Abruptio...stands out because of its format but has a strong narrative and smart ideas behind it.

Brutally effective in what it does overall, which is fuse western and horror tropes to create a slow-burning, visceral experience that, although not flawless, should ensure fans of both genres are satisfied.

Hackneyed, dull and entirely devoid of wit, invention or tension.

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

The Devil's Rejects is not primarily a horror flick. It's a gritty, grotty, rustic, action/revenge thriller.

The Rocky Horror Show flits briefly across your mind, except that was fun and this is vile.

The work of a consummate fanboy, who continues to show little sign of being willing to engage with the world beyond the movie screen, or otherwise mature as a filmmaker.

Michael Radford's film version of Orwell's masterpiece offers a faithful interpretation, but it is THX 1138 that captures the very essence of its stark warning against totalitarianism.