Kiernan Shipka is sent back to the '80s in a slasher horror-comedy riff on Back To The Future. Read the Empire review.

Kiernan Shipka travels back to the 80s to stop a massacre in an Amazon comedy horror that only offers brief pleasures

“Totally Killer” leans into the classic tropes of the teen horror genre — though not to great effect, writes our reviewer.

Amazon and Blumhouse's Totally Killer pays homage to the slashers that came before it in an easy horror watch filled with heart.

Totally Killer is like Back to the Future meets Scream, and boasts a strong lead performance from Kiernan Shipka. Read our review right here.

The ambition is off the charts, but the execution could have used more finesse.

Kiernan Shipka shines in Prime Video’s splicing of  ’80s slasher film and time-travel comedy directed by “Always Be My Maybe” director Nahnatchka Khan.

Totally Killer is spry enough to remain enjoyable throughout.

Nahnatchka Khan’s 'Totally Killer' is an entertaining riff on John Carpenter’s 'Halloween' by way of Robert Zemeckis’s 'Back to the Future.'

A genre mashup from 'Always Be My Maybe' helmer Nahnatchka Khan, 'Totally Killer' looks back on the ’80s without rose-tinted lenses.

'Totally Killer' stars Kiernan Shipka as a Gen Z teen who time-travels to the 1980s to stop a serial killer.

Cast is great, dialogue is snappy and sometimes the story even makes sense.

Totally Killer review: Horror-comedy offers a fun '80s ride