“Thriller” Reviews

I was shocked by the film’s premise, violence, and implications. Most shocking of all, I found myself deeply moved by the characters and their tragic situation.

Shyamalan takes a clichéd premise and turns it into one of the creepiest ruminations on faith and God you’re likely to find.

This attempt to outdo Hollywood blockbusters ends up looking an awful lot like a Hollywood blockbuster.

On its surface, “Brotherhood of the Wolf” should not work.

Unfortunately, the movie just can’t remain a sleek thriller, but has to throw in some melodrama.

Overall, not terrible, but not really that good either.

I just didn’t find it to be the great thriller it was made out to be.

Chow Yun-Fat aside, the rest of the movie seems too unfocused, unexplained, and uninspired to be enjoyable.

An “intelligent” film from the guy who brought you Evil Dead 2.

Why can’t more movies like this be made?

A fun picture to watch if you’re in the mood for something twisted and “effed up.”

One of the few movies in recent memory where I was forced to look at the concepts and ideas behind the dialog and images.