Ethan Hawke,
James Ransone,
Vincent D'Onofrio,
Fred Dalton Thompson,
Nicholas T. King
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A true crime novelist (Ethan Hawke) struggling to find his next big story, moves his family into a house where the horrific murder of an entire family took place. But after finding a box of home video... read more
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The scares are not just intense but unyielding in this compelling horror yarn from The Exorcism of Emily Rose director Scott Derrickson. Full Review
While Sinister is hardly a game-changer, it is an extremely effective horror feature; one that creates its own highly original mythology, and wholeheartedly terrifies from start-to-finish. Full Review
A controlled and sophisticated slow-burn horror film. Full Review
Horror fans will love the way it delivers on the genre with some inventive artistic flourish. Full Review
As a horror movie that's incredibly effective and yet evaporates pretty quickly once it's over, Scott Derrickson's Sinister defines the difference between "scary" and "haunting." Full Review
A hair-raising descent into terror that evokes the spirit of horror classics like Changeling or The Amityville Horror. Full Review
The movie makes up for uneven dialogue and pacing issues through sheer horrific imagery, starting with the first shot. Full Review
A bump-in-the-night haunted house tale that brings something new (and creepy) to the table. Full Review
'Sinister' is so incredibly stupid. But it IS SCARY. The best way to describe it is '8MM' meets 'Paranormal Activity.' Full Review
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