Doomsday

By Evan Sawdey

All the satirical/B-movie homage aspects of this movie emerge only in retrospect: not during the actual viewing itself. [18 August 2008]

Doomsday

By Cynthia Fuchs

If there's a single image worth contemplating in Doomsday, it's Eden's strapping lats and shoulders. [17 March 2008]

The Descent (2005)

By Cynthia Fuchs

This second feature by Neil Marshall (Dog Soldiers) knows what it's about, both its generic limits and your knowledge of those limits. It doesn't try to trick you, but instead delivers the usual tension-building effects. [4 August 2006]

The Descent (2005)

By Jesse Hassenger

The crawly cave-beasts keep popping up in sudden soundtrack blasts, but Neil Marshall's half-baked ideas about betrayal and woman's capacity for savagery are simplistic and pretentious.

Short Ends and Leader: Doomsday: Unrated (2008)