David Duchovny

David Duchovny on House of D

Duchovny: 'There is a journey to be had. So you either have to start on top or on the bottom for a journey to happen. You can't start at the middle...'

Duchovny shows signs of wit and wisdom [but this] feels much more written than lived...for every funny or gut-wrenching moment, three head-scratching ones are sure to follow.

By the end, I felt empty and unconvinced that I'd spent 103 minutes with genuine personalities.

Interesting enough as a symbolic drama of conflicting and conflicted beliefs. But this is also supposed to be a spooky movie, right?

For fans, it's the equivalent of a "very special episode," with a beefed up budget and an imperative to advance the storyline at least a little

The premise begs for wicked bite, but winds up poking along amiably. That’s the problem with these Joneses: it’s all too easy to keep up with them.