Jim Lane Sacramento News & Review Aug 7, 2008 3/5

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Russ Breimeier Christianity Today Oct 11, 2006 .5/4

Essentially an X-files episode that wishes it were as disturbing and visually arresting as David Fincher's Seven (it's not).

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David Nusair Reel Film Reviews Apr 30, 2005 2/4

...one of those seemingly foolproof flicks that just doesn't work...

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Prairie Miller Long Island Press Nov 2, 2004

The self-consciously arty thriller is a sort of one-size-fits-all audience horror orgy, with an intriguing mix of fixations

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Anthony Del Valle Las Vegas Mercury Nov 1, 2004 3/5

A poor man's 'Silence of the Lambs' crossed with 'Insomnia.' And that makes it at least a decent popcorn movie.

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Greg Maki Star-Democrat (Easton, MD) Oct 3, 2004 2/4

The whole thing would have been over a lot quicker if they had only called in Mulder and Scully.

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Guylaine Cadorette Hollywood.com Sep 27, 2004 2/5

Suspect Zero is trying so hard to be deliberately stylish that it forgets there's an interesting premise underneath all that vanity.

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Thomas Peyser Style Weekly (Richmond, VA) Sep 23, 2004

Merhige treats the laughable plot as if it were high existential drama. He smothers what might have been a solid B picture in relentless art-house pretension.

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Mike McGranaghan Aisle Seat Sep 15, 2004 3/4

The film is undeniably flawed, yet the things that work do so beautifully.

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Cynthia Fuchs PopMatters Sep 10, 2004

The mood is spooky, the murk ominous.

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Tony Toscano Talking Pictures (U.S.) Sep 4, 2004 2/4

...bogged down by stereotypical characters and haphazard direction.

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Thomas Delapa Boulder Weekly Sep 3, 2004

Another serial-killer mystery in which no one gets out alive, least of all its clueless leads.

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Jeffrey M. Anderson Combustible Celluloid Sep 3, 2004 3/5

Merhige gets plenty of mileage out of these visions and the creepy, metallic sound design and score, almost managing to snuff out the film's more ordinary attributes.

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Daniel M. Kimmel Worcester Telegram & Gazette Sep 3, 2004 2/5

The real drama of the story is pretty much background for a conventional thriller.

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Jules Brenner Cinema Signals Sep 2, 2004 3/5

Call it, Payoff Zero!

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Lori Hoffman Atlantic City Weekly Sep 2, 2004 2.5/4

Suspect Zero hits the middle ground, with a modestly compelling storyline ...

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Ken Hanke Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) Sep 1, 2004 3.5/5

In the end, Suspect Zero is more interesting as filmmaking than it is as a thriller.

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Marty Mapes Movie Habit Sep 1, 2004 2/4

Is it a masterpiece or a bore?

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Susan Granger Modamag.com Sep 1, 2004 2/10

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Boo Allen Denton Record-Chronicle Sep 1, 2004

What a mess. What in the world is this stupid miasma supposed to be?

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