Nathan Rabin
AV Club
Jan 8, 2008
At its delirious worst, it's as pungent a Parisian cheese shop, offering a cornucopia of laughable scenes.
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Eddie Cockrell
Variety
May 17, 2006
The only magnetism generated by ersatz black-widow Fascination is that perilous urge to slow down and peek at the roadside wreck.
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David Nusair
Reel Film Reviews
Jul 3, 2005
1.5/4
...Fascination generally vacillates between being utterly ridiculous and flat-out boring.
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George Powell
San Francisco Chronicle
Jun 1, 2005
1/4
The presence of Jacqueline Bisset is the only reason the little man hasn't left the chair.
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Kevin Allison
Premiere Magazine
Feb 15, 2005
0/4
Fascination would be a good title for a movie that was in any way interesting.
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Todd Gilchrist
IGN
Feb 7, 2005
1/5
A sweaty bit of smut disguised as high-class suspense.
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Nell Minow
Movie Mom
Feb 6, 2005
D
Lust. Betrayal. Revenge. Greed. Murder. Somehow, all of these things become dull in the preposterous and yet decidedly un-fascinating "Fascination."
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MaryAnn Johanson
Flick Filosopher
Feb 6, 2005
Laughably cheap and cheesy...
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Brooke Holgerson
Boston Phoenix
Feb 5, 2005
1/4
The most fascinating thing about this movie is why they thought anyone would want to see it.
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Mary Ann Brussat
Spirituality & Practice
Feb 5, 2005
1/5
Here is an erotic thriller that instead of sizzling, fizzles.
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Frank Scheck
The Hollywood Reporter
Feb 3, 2005
Klaus Menzel's laughable screenplay is not enhanced by direction not much more accomplished than that of a typical Cinemax late-night adult series.
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Rex Reed
Observer
Feb 3, 2005
Contrived and pointless.
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Kim Morgan
L.A. Weekly
Feb 3, 2005
So tedious is Fascination that the plot, the embittered characters and, yes, the sexuality are merely insipid.
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Luke Y. Thompson
New Times
Feb 3, 2005
Blood! Hooters! Really improbable, out-of-left-field plot developments! You could do a lot worse.
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Kevin Crust
Los Angeles Times
Feb 2, 2005
Thankfully, fades from memory as fast as most January releases.
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Mark Holcomb
Village Voice
Feb 2, 2005
If you're in the mood for some unscripted belly laughs or a catnap, Fascination should do the trick.
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Anita Gates
New York Times
Feb 1, 2005
Jacqueline Bisset looks lovely at 60, and that's the best thing about Klaus Menzel's laughably bad thriller.
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Tim Cogshell
Boxoffice Magazine
Jan 30, 2005
1/5
The balance of the film is so nonsensical that not even sex can sell it.
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Christian Toto
Washington Times
Jan 29, 2005
1/4
Fascination should make a bee line to Cinemax's late night lineup, where it belongs
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