Reviewed by Tom Becker
Quote: "Director Alfred Sole does not give us a gratuitous gore fest. The focus here is on story and character."

Reviewed by Dylan Charles
Quote: "There's a problem with the title of this DVD set. It's not with "classic" necessarily, since classic can mean "old" and these movies go back to the 1930's and '40's. It's not with "British" since these movies are alarmingly British. No, I've got a problem with the word "thriller.""

Reviewed by Clark Douglas
Quote: "As unintelligent and tired as I Know What You Did Last Summer is, it should be said that the movie has actually aged fairly well. There are plenty of horror/thrillers presented at this level of intelligence these days. Unfortunately, most of them dispense with the slick polish that makes this film rather entertaining."

Reviewed by Clark Douglas
Quote: "Though the film regularly engages in every sort of horror cliche imaginable, Urban Legends does offer the occasional moment of inspiration. Aside from some reasonably creative scenes of violence (dog + microwave = bad results), there's also an excellent opening scene that is creepier and more effective than anything else in the movie."

Reviewed by Michael Rubino
Quote: "A well-made period piece and a half-good heist flick. If you can sit through the first forty minutes or so, you'll be rewarded with a more entertaining second half."

Reviewed by Daryl Loomis
Quote: "While this may not be the strongest story Sidney Lumet has ever put to film, the performances in Daniel are very strong and believable."

Reviewed by Clark Douglas
Quote: "I suppose that I will always remain a little baffled at why the prospect of watching young and friendly college students get killed and tortured in horrible ways remains so appealing for so many people (college professors excluded)."

Reviewed by Clark Douglas
Quote: "Shutter reminded me a little bit of the ho-hum Michael Keaton thriller White Noise. The latter was presented as a horror movie, but felt more like a bad PBS documentary about the phenomenon of "white noise". This film does the same thing with "spirit images""

Reviewed by Paul Pritchard
Quote: "Fans of the original, and vastly superior War Games are likely to have one of two reactions to War Games: The Dead Code: either total befuddlement at why this film carries the War Games moniker or seething anger that a childhood favorite has been besmirched by this pale imitation."

Reviewed by Christopher Kulik
Quote: "It may lack the spark and originality the film had, yet the show has its own style, making it a marginal recommendation."