The Monitor (Babycall) (2012)

(Noomy) Rapace gives the performance of the week ( ... ) on this form I could watch her all day long Full Review

Rapace again proves herself to be a fearless actress, especially when Babycall is delivering elements which are as unsettling as something like Robin Williams' One Hour Photo. Full Review

Provides an effectively unsettling counterpart to glossier chillers of its ilk. Full Review

The film and Rapace command our attention, though at the end one feels Norway has used up the whole of this year's quota of red herrings. Full Review

The movie makes less and less effort to keep us up to speed - it's a reasonable assumption that a lot of it's going on inside Rapace's head, but determining precisely how much feels like a fool's errand. Full Review

It's a bit on the dour side but Rapace is always watchable. Full Review

This effective chiller bears more than a passing resemblance to The Baby's Room, Alex de la Iglesia's contribution to the 2006 Spanish TV series Films to Keep You Awake. Full Review

It's a great idea for a thriller - but then other plotlines get muddled in, and everything unravels into a cop-out. Full Review

A twisty psychological drama-thriller. Full Review

The ending may not entirely add up, but a minor complaint with so much else to keep us on our toes. Full Review