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LOS ANGELES TIMES: 

Behind the Mask is original and weirdly delicious, and executed with gory aplomb.

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LOS ANGELES TIMES: Michael Ordona

Behind the Mask is original and weirdly delicious, and executed with gory aplomb.

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Variety: Joe Leydon

An ingeniously twisted mockumentary.

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75
Boston Globe: Ty Burr

The movie's a cheeky, low-budget goof on dice-and-slice horror films, but for all the visible seams, it's a lot cleverer than "Scream."

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NEW YORK DAILY NEWS: Elizabeth Weitzman

It's a must for those who like thrills laced with a sense of humor.

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75
Boston Globe: Ty Burr

The movie's a cheeky, low-budget goof on dice-and-slice horror films, but for all the visible seams, it's a lot cleverer than "Scream."

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70
Washington Post: Stephen Hunter

The movie has more cleverness than violence, and its breakdown of cliches is vivid and witty. Baesel is an extraordinary presence, holding the film together with his mesmerizing performance, charm and openness, and Goethals measures up to him.

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Washington Post: Stephen Hunter

The movie has more cleverness than violence, and its breakdown of cliches is vivid and witty. Baesel is an extraordinary presence, holding the film together with his mesmerizing performance, charm and openness, and Goethals measures up to him.

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TV GUIDE: Ken Fox

Perhaps too clever for its own good.

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NEW YORK POST: Kyle Smith

Stieve and Glosserman may yet strike a vein: This thing screams out for a Hollywood remake with, say, writers from "The Simpsons."

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