Filmaster

your movie guide

Your Filmaster status

0%

You have rated 0/15 movies. Rate 15 more & find what to watch tonight, instantly!

The Raven (2012)

dir: James McTeigue

A fictionalized account of the last days of Edgar Allan Poe's life, in which the poet pursues a serial killer whose murders mirror those in the writer's stories. (IMDb)

Cast:

BGabor85 BGabor85 rated The Raven

4 stars

CyberPL CyberPL rated The Raven

6 stars

nightingalemike nightingalemike rated The Raven

5 stars

larsandersonduk larsandersonduk rated The Raven

6 stars

mistermaddog mistermaddog rated The Raven

4 stars

Ben Ben rated The Raven

5 stars

arzinger arzinger rated The Raven

5 stars

BarTPL BarTPL rated The Raven

8 stars

Mutt Mutt rated The Raven

5 stars

asitek asitek rated The Raven

6 stars

Grigorij Grigorij added a trailer of The Raven

Trailer: The Raven

marc-savlov marc-savlov added a review of The Raven

It is, in a word or two, everything that Poe's tales and poems were not: interminable and picayune. Read the review

marc-savlov marc-savlov rated The Raven

3 stars

owen-gleiberman owen-gleiberman added a review of The Raven

The film, devising events that led up to his mysterious death in 1849, is also the most gruesomely literal-minded of period detective stories. Read the review

owen-gleiberman owen-gleiberman rated The Raven

5 stars

nick-pinkerton nick-pinkerton added a review of The Raven

It's a pathetic missed opportunity - and one occasion of actually going broke by underestimating the intelligence of the American public. Read the review

nick-pinkerton nick-pinkerton rated The Raven

3 stars

richard-corliss richard-corliss added a review of The Raven

Until The Raven almost literally loses itself during a chase in the city sewers, it nicely balances its literary gamesmanship with a R-rated thriller's mandatory gross-out tableaux. Read the review

richard-corliss richard-corliss rated The Raven

6 stars

david-fear david-fear added a review of The Raven

Bibliophiles, librarians and graduate students may swoon at the sight of the author's signature grotesquerie. Read the review

show more