'Bad Samaritan' centers on Sean (Robert Sheehan), a likeable small-time thief who becomes the object of a homicidal maniac's psychopathic games. As that psychopath, David Tennant steals the show (as all good villains do).

“Bad Samaritan” plays like an unambitious episode of “Black Mirror,” low on techno-savvy but enhanced by the always-compelling David Tennant and...

Dean Devlin's latest lacks the trashy thrills of "Geostorm," even with a homicidal David Tennant as a bad guy

Dean Devlin’s film is tense and disturbing, and afterwards, you’ll never trust a valet again

David Tennant plays Hannibal Lecter, which is less fun than it sounds.

David Tennant’s psychotic abductor is chanced upon by a small-time criminal in a film that leaves a truly nasty taste

'Bad Samaritan' drops David Tennant into a trashy thriller about con artists and serial killers – both he and the audience deserve better. Our review.

“Geostorm” director Dean Devlin helms the outrageous horror/thriller “Bad Samaritan,” starring David Tennant, with a humdinger of a script by Brandon Boyce that takes the popular parable and reverse engineers the story from there.

If Bad Samaritan works for you, your pleasure can't be all that guilty.

David Tennant, playing a rich psychopath, is the only good thing about awful "Bad Samaritan," in which Robert Sheehan tries to free a kidnapped woman.

A hustler tries to redeem himself by rescuing a kidnap victim in a potboiler that channels early-’90s Hollywood thrillers like 'Cape Fear.'

Dean Devlin directs this thriller with decided straight-to-video vibes. But in this case, that’s a good thing

David Tennant is on villainous form in Dean Devlin's thriller. Read the Empire review.