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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
You don't have to believe in far-fetched tales of mysterious beams of light and alien abductions to get caught up in The Fourth Kind. Read full review
Too often, The Fourth Kind makes the paranormal look disappointingly normal. Read full review
The result is not entirely uninteresting, but it suffers from some ill-advised decisions. In fact, the film's "hook" may be its greatest detraction. Read full review
Terminally awkward in the way it meshes fake real footage with faker fake footage. It isn’t required to be convincing as fact, but it doesn’t convince as fiction, either. Read full review
May be humorless, paranoid nonsense, but its biggest failure is its inability to scare. Read full review
Osunsanmi wants you to believe that everything he shows you that's not reenacted by professionals really happened, and is documented by the omnipresent video cameras. It's a device used far more successfully in "Paranormal Activity," which had the added benefit of being a good movie. Read full review
A couple of modestly effective shocks lie in store. Read full review
Even the most gullible auds will be challenged to buy into the picture, billed as "based on the actual case studies" and, in any case, rendered rather boring by writer-director Olatunde Osunsanmi ("The Cavern"). Read full review
The Fourth Kind is a pseudo-documentary like "Paranormal Activity" and "The Blair Witch Project." But unlike those two, which just forge ahead with their home video cameras, this one encumbers its flow with ceaseless reminders that it is a dramatization of real events. Read full review
They try to get 'real' about strange occurrences. Instead they get ludicrous. Read full review
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