
The Dyatlov Pass Incident (aka Devil’s Pass) review: mountain high
A deliciously ooky, X-Files-esque chiller that’s a scary-fun hoot and a half; a lean, smart example of the found-footage flick.

A deliciously ooky, X-Files-esque chiller that’s a scary-fun hoot and a half; a lean, smart example of the found-footage flick.

Smart, stylish horror flick, though a standout more for its elegant performances than any original scares.

Well-acted but unsurprising, and far more sad than it is scandalous.

Harrowing and unsettling…

Though based on copious interviews mob killer Richard Kuklinski gave from prison, this barely broaches the great mystery of his life…

It’s a puzzlement. How did Michael Winterbottom make a film this tediously conservative?
You’ve seen this story before, but never pulled off with so much joie de vivre.
An ugly portrait of notorious Glasgow gangster Paul Ferris that paints him as nearly noble…

It’s a disaster movie, but not as we know it…

If only this were a wholly fictional story, I could get behind it 100 percent, instead of the 95 percent I can give.