Sloppy, two-dimensional, and overly violent. If you’re cool with that, the cast is good and it looks okay.

A very good thriller with excellent use of metaphor.

Erudite lo-fi movie with great supporting and lead performances.

Impressive partnership of mood and visual effect for its time.

Wonderful animated fantasy, with a fair bit swimming under the surface.

Just like “Field of Dreams”, only with no cornfields, Iowans, baseball, or production value. I understand this was a budget venture, but how much would a new name have cost? Or is the “Haunting in Connecticut” brand a surefire blockbuster that I’m not aware of?

Fabulous story idea decently executed. Both the writing team and the focus groups must have been multi-generational.

Plays like a “Made for Cinemax” film. Dream role for Anne Heche. Most heterosexual males will find a caricature of an ex-girlfriend in here somewhere.

Tough to imagine a worse film. Would take some effort to rise to the level of “unintentionally funny”.

The “Lost”-style mystery sandwiched between slices of exposition keeps this interesting. Will not confirm whether the maze exit is guarded by a bunch of “divergents” competing in a “hunger game”.