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Genre : Horror, Thriller
Release Date : September 23, 2011
MPAA Rating : R
Duration : 97 minute(s)
Production Budget : 4
Studio : Smodcast Pictures
Official Site : http://coopersdell.com/
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the movies are full of rage, life and humor, and to find fault with their sloppy editing or awkward performances is to miss the point
by A.O. Scott [New York Times ]
the film never really tries to fit comfortably within any of those genres
by Mack Rawden [Cinema Blend ]
the film gets off to a promisingly naturalistic start, until Parks begins a fire-and-brimstone monologue that goes on and on and on
Review rate : B-
by Nathan Rabin [AV Club ]
out of character for the kind of people he gives it to, and like a last minute sop to his established audience
by Sam [Horror Movie ]
might have had time to seek counsel on the eternal battle between good and bad writing
by Joe Tyrrell [New Jersey News Room ]
it is a political film first and foremost; the thrills, spills and horrors play second fiddle
by Luke Buckmaster [Crikey ]
isn't particularly fun to watch with a group. In fact, it's not particularly fun at all
by Ryan Daley [Bloody Disgusting ]
is cleverly contrarian enough to get a rise out of almost any audience
by Todd McCarthy [Hollywood Reporter ]
is as profane and anti-establishment as any of his other films, but the stakes are infinitely higher this time: This Kevin Smith movie has an astonishing body count
by Rene Rodriguez [Miami Herald ]
all in all, it's a hell of a movie and a mark of Smith's talent, but Red State falls short of his pantheon because for the first time, we don't know who he's mad at
by Anthony Benigno [Filmcritic.com ]
a grim and gory story that's part '70s hillbilly horror, part conspiracy drama, it's not like anything the filmmaker has made before
by Stephen Whitty [Newark Star-Ledger ]