Subject: Hannibal Lecter

• Buzz

  January 11, 1996

• Bard on

  Titus gets a splatter-film makeover in this stylish, garish adaptation

  March 9, 2000

• Second-hand thrills

  October 26, 1995

• Buzz

  November 7, 1996

• Air disaster

  June 5, 1997

• Muscle bound

  June 26, 1997

• Ghost ship

  August 14, 1997

• Hearts of darkness

  October 22, 1998

• Like Bill

  Ex-prime minister's trip to Dallas prompts a British invasion

  October 3, 2002

• Cannibal Corpse

  May 31, 2007

• Fava Figure

  March 8, 2007

• Same Old Story

  Sequels, prequels and threequels headline Hollywood 2007

  December 28, 2006

• Shakespeare Gone Loco

  April 23, 2009

• Ride the Legend

  The World's Fastest Indian is powered by Anthony Hopkins

  February 2, 2006

• Kitty Has Two Daddies

  Intrepid journalist sets out to resolve feline custody dispute

  November 17, 2005

• Dead Baby Jokes

  With Ted Tally's Little Footsteps, Rover Dramawerks falls flat on its farce

  August 11, 2005

• Collateral Damaged

  When Tom Cruise plays the bad guy, the results aren't very good

  August 5, 2004

• Black Like Me?

  One man's deceptions help highlight our own flaws in The Human Stain

  October 30, 2003

• Violent Femmes

  Tender-hearted mutants kick significant keister in X-2: X-Men United

  May 1, 2003

• Gale Farce

  Kevin isn't the only thing Spacey in this overlong death-penalty drama

  February 20, 2003

• Flesh for Fantasy

  Brett Ratner tarts up this Red Dragon adaptation

  October 3, 2002

• Bloody Well Right

  You better, you Bettany as a harrowing, mod Gangster

  September 12, 2002

• Dream Weaver

  Spider-Man slings pop mythology for the masses

  May 2, 2002

• The Awful Truth

  The malaise of one suburban teen is made vivid in the disturbing first feature film L.I.E.

  September 27, 2001

• Fatal Flaw

  DTC's Wit is too cheery for its own good

  April 26, 2001

• Fava Beans and Ham

  Hannibal proves that Hopkins without Foster just doesn't equate

  February 8, 2001

• Cruel and Unusual

  Mentally ill Texans used to go to hospitals. Now, increasing numbers of them go to prison instead.

  July 8, 1999