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The Dead Zone Reviews
A horror film? Yes. A drama? It is that too. A thriller? Obviously. Half fantasy, half realism? It's all of those things at once. This blend is what makes this Cronenberg film so powerful. [Full review in Spanish]
...The Dead Zone has a few nasty details, but it’s generally a classy, accessible horror film that’s gained in richness over the years...the film has an effective, wintry feel, bolstered by Chris Walken’s wonderfully off-beat characterisation of Johnny...
The Dead Zone is a better Stephen King film than a David Cronenberg film. There's some great imagery here, but the best storylines (the murders) are speedily wrapped up to get to the hastily developed battle between Johnny and Stilson
Walken’s layered performance and Cronenberg’s sensitive direction [give] The Dead Zone an acutely bittersweet edge.
One of [Cronenberg's] most perceptive and complex dramas.
A beautifully depressive New England mood piece, with Christopher Walken's best performance ever.
In a career built on unsettling, uncompromising bleak visions, "The Dead Zone" is among David Cronenberg’s most poignant, powerful and strangely humane.
The Dead Zone remains a dissatisfying experience.
Over the years, I have grown to love this movie... It's a beautiful film with a great nuanced performance by Christopher Walken.
Ranks among the finest of all Stephen King adaptations.
David Cronenberg delivers a curiously flat, uninspired adaptation of Stephen King's book starring Christopher Walken doing his mad sorcerer thing.
An unusual, fast-moving thriller even though it seems to be two separate stories connected by the same hero.
The Dead Zone evokes the feel of this moment with surprising authenticity. The movie's sense of dread, of a system that is teetering on the edge of disaster, feel unnervingly of the moment.
What makes the The Dead Zone so frightening-and finally deeply moving-is how it commits to the psychology of a guy whose destiny is destroyed and fulfilled by the way he's slipping through the cracks.
The Dead Zone is one of the best Stephen King film adaptations as it deftly combines the supernatural with real world elements culminating in a believable story.
Before Christopher Walken was a punchline, he was an actor...you get a great sense of how startling Walken can be as a star, of how unusual and unexpected his every choice is, from his turn in this early-career King adaptation
The Dead Zone ultimately ranks as one of the best King adaptations to date.
[An] engrossing yet strangely unembellished adaptation of Stephen King's bestseller by director David Cronenberg.
Director David Cronenberg's sense of pace is acute, the editing by Ronald Sanders is seamless and suspenseful. And, if nothing else, the movie establishes that chills can be generated without explicit gore and violence.
An accomplished psychological thriller.