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The lovers' nonexistent chemistry doesn't generate enough heat to light a match.

It felt authentic ...

Visually stylish but highly improbable.

Hostage is all the pulp thriller Bruce Willis movies you've seen before.

This is a beautiful film hiding the terrible truth that is the horror of war.

It's Tommy Lee Jones' film: he produces a stiff ex-soldier whose clipped speech and manner hide a seething mass of apprehension and guilt.

No matter how adeptly Chainsaw 2 was put together, it would remain just another exploitation flick for fans who get a tingle from watching blades slash into flesh and innards peep out.

Gratuitously violent, and none too subtle (it lacks the subversive qualities of the original) it's also undeniably funny, maniacally energetic fare with a liberal smattering of enjoyable set-pieces.

It had me squirming, and the sheer anarchy and amoral chaos involved was refreshing.

Slick, sick stuff, but save the odd squirm, a killer-plant horror that doesn't grow anywhere.

Small in scope but smart in the way it deals with how cosy communities react when something rotten surfaces in their world.

Good but perhaps not good enough, "Meskada" can be thought of as solid letter-grade-B work.