Michelle Pfeiffer

Burton['s] staging is expert, and his character conceptions are distinctive and gratifying.

It's been quite some time since a fantasy adventure this cheekily entertaining has made its way down the pipeline.

Doesn’t so much get anything wrong; it just fails to go oh so right.

Mike Nichols' underrated 1994 hybrid not only of wolf and man, but also of satire and horror...an eccentric film that may well be regarded, decades hence, as a movie classic.

I tell ya, I haven't heard this much talk about ball-dropping since the junior high locker room.

By asking the audience to take far too much on faith, Dark Shadows can only be an interesting failure.

A good time at the movies... If the first film felt more carefully laid out, the sequel succeeds in stoking some Pixar-style emotion in its family dynamics...

Audiences can’t be blamed for turning off their brains and focusing on the aesthetic trappings...in this film featuring a flying protagonist, nothing really lands.