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- 08:00 PM, Apr 24
Zombie's new movie, The Devil's Rejects, unwisely pretends to seriousness his screenwriting can't sustainby Ian Grey [Baltimore City Paper ]
Zombie has made a film not so much out of reverence for the images that shaped his youthby Ed Gonzalez [Slant Magazine ]
works extraordinarily wellby Brian Orndorf [EFilmCritic ]
suffers from distinctly uneven pacing and occasional bursts of comedy that just come off as silly and unnecessary.by David Nusair [Reel Film Reviews ]
proves a much superior filmby Daniel Auty [The Spinning Image ]
only bits and pieces of it were enjoyableby Lawrence P. Raffel [Monsters At Play ]
nothing but a mirage of bad story mixed with extreme unthinkable violence and gore.by Andrew Casertano [The Cinema Source ]
isn't enough to make the film watchable to anyone beyond grindhouse devotees.by Rich Cline [Shadows on the Wall ]
is superbly well-made.by Jack Mathews [New York Daily News ]
is just gory eye-candy.by Guylaine Cadorette [Hollywood ]
is easily one of the finest examples of brutal, uncompromising terror filmmakingby Jeremiah Kipp [Flipside Movie Emporium ]
gets the cult midnight movie vibe down coldby Michael Rechtshaffen [The Hollywood Reporter ]
an insipid, head-scratchingly disgusting mess ranking right up there with some of the most disgusting thingsby Sara M. Fetters [MovieFreak ]
a vile and reprehensible motion picture.by James Berardinelli [ReelViews ]
a surprisingly well-made, well acted and funny filmby [Future Movies ]
a masterpiece.by Carlo Cavagna [AboutFilm ]
a hodge podge of poorly conceptualized vignettesby Edward Douglas [Comingsoon ]
A gritty Western-via-grindhouse modern exploitation flick imbued with the ferocity of independent '70s horror,by Nicholas Schager [Filmcritic ]