Mini-Review: "The effects are done with playfulness, zest, and some imagination."
Mini-Review: "If the heart of the horror movie is the annihilating Other, the Other has never appeared with more vividness, teasing sympathy, and terror than in this."
Mini-Review: "The opening scenes, set in Dracula's castle, are magnificent--grave, stately, and severe. But the film becomes unbearably static once the action moves to England."
Mini-Review: "...contains a number of interesting ideas. But as with most of his films, De Palma can't keep track of them."
Mini-Review: "Some of it is disturbing, some of it is embarrassingly flat, but all of it shows a degree of technical accomplishment far beyond anything else on the midnight-show circuit."
Mini-Review: "By no means a bad film, just a disappointingly bland and superficial one."
Mini-Review: "Though the shocks are well conveyed, it's the sweetness that lingers, making this the first cute and cuddly entry in the genre."
Mini-Review: "Slightly above average 50s science fiction."
Mini-Review: "For all its shoddiness, the film manages, just barely, to achieve its ignoble goals--it delivers what it promises."