John Kirsch

As a native Iowan, I found the setting (wherever the film was actually shot) to be convincing. The movie began fairly well before going downhill. It is just a zombie film.

I can't think of anything good to say about this movie.

I enjoyed the second half more than the first. Norton exploited his unappealing persona to good effect. I found Craig's southern accent annoying. A beautiful film to look at

First-rate storytelling, engaging characters and top-flight cinematography. I've never visited India, yet the show never felt less than totally authentic. Great on every level.

The first episode hooked me with unexpected twists. The rest of the series was hard to follow. Too many poorly-done flashbacks.

Main character stumbling through the Greek countryside put me in mind of The Fugitive, the episodes of which were peppier than this lethargic film

Outstanding film, not least for cinematography.

Can't help it. I kept seeing Ruth from Ozark underneath those distracting glasses Garner had to wear in Anna. Once you look past the glittering surface of Anna it's clear, to me, that the series doesn't really cohere.

Bokeem Woodbine is the best thing about this film, and after he dies the air goes out of this gassy mess of a movie altogether.