What Lies Beneath

Bears the weight of too many genres jostling for screen time.Read Full Review »

There's a great, Hitchcockian suspense sequence in a bathtub.Read Full Review »

You feel you've been both a little creeped out and vigorously entertained. Its showmanship comes through in the clutch.Read Full Review »

Ford and Pfeiffer deliver craftsmanlike work, but the film steadily unravels as Zemeckis tries to ratchet up the suspense.Read Full Review »

A slick but surprisingly empty genre movie that builds to a not particularly shocking shock.Read Full Review »

Never reaches much beyond the surface, and what lies there is all too predictable.Read Full Review »

The scares are Hichcock hand-me-downs.Read Full Review »

Lacking a smarter screenplay, it milks the genuine skills of its actors and director for more than it deserves, and then runs off the rails in an ending more laughable than scary.Read Full Review »

Suggest a Clintons-at-home scenario for 2001 -- haunted by the ghosts of dalliances past.Read Full Review »

Dumb, dumb, dumb - borrowing scare tactics from Hitchcock and other suspense masters, but forgetting basic story.telling essentials such as character development and logical exposition.Read Full Review »