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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
Won't make anyone forget "The Shining," but it's a nice throwback to the days when scary movies featured pretty good actors, a plot that holds together and a couple of creepy-looking ghost kids. Read full review
Emily Browning's face helps The Uninvited work so well...She makes you fear for her, and that's half the battle. Yet she's so fresh she's ready for a Jane Austen role. Read full review
Don't be too quick to turn down The Uninvited. A stylish horror thriller in the vein of "The Ring," it's well-acted, frightening and handsomely produced Read full review
Experienced horror fans will probably stay one step ahead of the game, but it's still a nice ride. Read full review
The main problem with The Uninvited lies in its refusal to decide just what movie it wants to be a commercial for. It certainly doesn't have much in common with "A Tale of Two Sisters," the creepy Korean horror film of which it is supposedly a remake. Read full review
The film is still cheesy rather than deliciously scary. It never really generates sustained suspense. Read full review
Weak even by the standard of uninspired recent Asian-horror remakes, The Uninvited is more likely to induce snickers and yawns than shudders and yelps. Read full review
The plot borrows as freely from Hitchcock and Henry James as from the Bard of Avon, and doesn't make scrupulous sense, though I'd have to see the film again, which I won't do, to make sure it doesn't cheat. Read full review
Without dwelling on the limited abilities of novice British filmmakers Tom and Charles Guard (a.k.a. the Guard Brothers) -- who seem to have divvied up duties here by having one sibling focus exclusively on close-up shots of doorknobs and the other oversee everything else -- the movie's fatal flaw is the undeveloped relationship between the two sisters. Read full review
Horror standbys like mangled corpses and stone-faced children pop up regularly, but sibling directors Charles and Thomas Guard haven't quite nailed the genre's rhythms. Read full review
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Dad's new girlfriend is really mean. Kill her! Read full review