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GreenCine Daily - ”Fifteen years after the career-killing debacle of Boxing Helena, Jennifer Lynch dares to raise her head above the parapet once more,” writes Allan Hunter in Screen Daily.
“Eccentric thriller Surveillance shows no signs of any lasting impact on her self-confidence as it mixes together a lurid cocktail of jet black humour and bloodshed with a startling, left field plot twist.”
“Think Rashomon meets The Texas Chainsaw Massacre in Twin Peaks, and give lots of leeway for the gooniest improv overacting, and you may get on the warped wavelength of this semi-comic parable of social anarchy,” writes Time’s Richard Corliss.
“A twisty thriller with an unabashedly nasty streak and an almost theatrical taste for excess, the movie stars Bill Pullman and Julia Ormond as FBI agents investigating a massacre in the flatlands of Nebraska, where they must contend with the dim local cops and a host of highly unreliable witnesses.” For the Los Angeles Times, Dennis Lim lunches with Lynch and notes that “Magnet Releasing, which acquired the film just before Cannes, is set to open it later this year.”… [Full Story]
