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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
The pleasures are modest but consistent in John Carpenter's Vampires, a part-Western, part-horror flick that doesn't aim too high but nails the range it occupies. Read full review
There's a surprising amount to relish about this gleefully self-conscious, disposable romp through horror's sexiest subgenre, mainly the film's grasp of its own terms. Read full review
It's interesting, though, to think of double-billing Woods' Crow with Pacino's Prince of Darkness from Devil's Advocate: Scenery-chewing never looked so good. Read full review
The movie has a certain mordant humor, and some macho dialogue that's funny. Woods manfully keeps a straight face through goofy situations where many another actor would have signaled us with a wink. But the movie is not scary, and the plot is just one gory showdown after another. Read full review
The lead actors on both sides of the vampire divide are all strong personalities. Read full review
The goons themselves, though, look rather chic, flying through the air in Galliano-goes-to-hell garments straight out of Vampire Vogue. Read full review
Ridiculous without being awful enough to be hilarious. Read full review
The sort of thing you can't believe anyone would want their name attached to. Read full review
It's just as well that John Carpenter makes horror movies, because here's a horrifying thought picture James Woods as an action hero. [30 October 1998, p. 44] Read full review
Anemic. [30 October 1998, p.8E] Read full review
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