Contrived and loony, it feels like someone planted about a half-dozen different scripts all over this Fantasy Island.

Retooling the late ’70s/early ’80s ABC prime-time staple “Fantasy Island” as a sinister gotcha! outing isn’t a bad idea. That’s the wheel. The sp...

A horror version of “Fantasy Island,” frankly, sounds more interesting than a conventional reboot, which explains why Sony would hand the keys to Blumhou...

Reimagining the '70s TV show as a horror movie is a clever idea, but the scares here aren't very scary. Fortunately, Michael Peña is clearly having a blast.

Blumhouse revives the '70s TV series for a tropical horror thriller. Read the Empire review.

Jeff Wadlow directs 'Fantasy Island,' another big-screen adaptation of a nearly forgotten TV series.

Against all odds, the “Sonic the Hedgehog” movie wasn’t even this week’s most desperate attempt to bring an old brand into multiplexes.

A tropical getaway becomes a waking nightmare for its hapless guests in this dire reboot of the ’70s TV show.

Just when you think they’ve rebooted everything, this horror film version of a once-popular series comes along.

The whole thing is completely nonsensical, even by the standards of what one might reasonably expect from a Fantasy Island movie.

In 'Fantasy Island,' a horror-movie reboot of the Seventies-era TV series, thrills and chills are scarce. Peter Travers' zero-star review

"The sort of inept, forgettable disaster that doesn't even induce so-bad-it's-good chuckles"

More macabre than the original, this reboot of the vintage Aaron Spelling TV show has a dreamlike quality but isn't everything you might wish.

Blumhouse movie explains the island's powers too much, and not enough, and that's no fun

A late-’70s TV show that hardly needed another reboot gets a horror-movie overhaul from the producer of 'Paranormal Activity.'

The horror adaptation of a cheeseball Aaron Spelling affair from the late ’70s is wretchedly unenjoyable.