Slanted as a black comedy, but fails to secure the sufficiently outre tone (let alone any real suspense) needed to make it more than a middling retread. full review

"You've got a sense of humor, I like that," Lester Long proclaims at one point. Well, we all like that, but would it be asking too much to have a little coherence to go along with it? full review

Clay Pigeons may not actually be a good movie, but it has many of the ingredients of one. full review

Within Clay Pigeons is a smaller story that might have involved us more, but it's buried by overkill. full review

A film that delights by confounding expectations. full review

This is one of those motion pictures where the director (David Dobkin, in his feature debut) and the writer (Matt Healy) are so concerned about developing a clever, serpentine plot that they forget that there has to be a credible ending. full review

It's got unpredictable plot twists and unexpected laughs coming out of dark corners. full review