Honeymoon 2014

Joe Leydon, Variety: Neither as purposefully spooky nor as inadvertently campy as the low-budget '50s sci-fiers it often recalls. Read more

A.A. Dowd, AV Club: For those who have ever nursed suspicions that the answer is "not enough," Honeymoon will inspire chills much more bone-deep than the ones provoked by, say, some poltergeist flinging around chairs. Read more

Stephen Farber, Hollywood Reporter: Honeymoon is a microbudgeted horror movie that achieves some genuinely shivery moments. Read more

Robert Abele, Los Angeles Times: The gory final act can't help but be an explanatory letdown after so much enigmatic fizz, but that's little bother when the rest of Honeymoon delivers a steady dose of newlywed nightmare. Read more

Jeannette Catsoulis, New York Times: A lean, low-budget debut that taps into newlywed anxiety with subtle wit and no small amount of style. Read more

Nigel Floyd, Time Out: Leslie and Treadaway extract plenty of existential doubt and distressing emotion from what is essentially a claustrophobic two-hander. Read more

Zachary Wigon, Village Voice: Achieves emotional resonance due to how effectively it joins its source of horror with the stuff of everyday human anxieties. Read more