Outcast Reviews
Someone compared the film We Are What We Are to Let The Right One In, but I think Outcast is an even closer “cousin”, as it shares the tone (as We Are... did) but also plot similarities, in that it MORE
01/08/13
The horror genre is already oversaturated, still it is possible to deliver films that feel fresh and novel within the rather narrow confines of the genre. Outcast goes a long way to being such a film. While firmly MORE
01/08/13
Outcast is a mediocre tale of Celtic witchcraft and secret societies. Mary is being sought by an occult group intent upon killing her son, who has a non-ironic mullet. The group sends an assassin armed with ancient MORE
01/08/13
Amidst a genre constantly spawning substyles and movements, the most interesting are often the least expected. This year alone, three notable horror films—Darren Aronofsky’s BLACK SWAN, Phillip Ridley MORE
01/08/13
Outcast is a particularly odd film to categorize. It’s sort of a werewolf movie, except it never really ends up being about werewolves. It feels like it’s taking the viewer through familiar territory MORE
01/08/13
Most horror films that hail from "familiar" locations (such as the U.S., Canada, and the UK) are packed to the rafters with conventions and cliches that we recognize on a subconscious level: vampires MORE
03/19/10