Breck Eisner's remake is a thrilling rollercoaster designed for the theatre.

Read the Empire Movie review of The Crazies. A retool in more ways than one, but enjoyable...

This is a film review of The Crazies.

A lesser-known entry in the George A. Romero living dead oeuvre, 1973's "The Crazies" has been given the remake treatment to surprisingly satisfying effect.

Time Out New York Project: Issue #753, March 4–10, 2010

'The Crazies'

When a plane crashes in small-town America and contaminates the water with a government-engineered virus that turns people into homicidal maniacs — you kno...

From the publicity notes to the horror flick “The Crazies”: “a huge step above most movies in this genre” . . . “based in a reality that could happ...

The problem with “The Crazies?” Not crazy enough.

The Crazies, which is based on the 1973 George A. Romero film of the same name (Romero gets an Executive Producer credit for this one), continues the trend o...

"The Crazies" is a perfectly competent genre film in a genre that has exhausted its interest for me, the Zombie Film. It provides such a convenient

Title: The Crazies Directed By: Breck Eisner Starring: Timothy Olyphant, Radha Mitchell, Joe Anderson, Danielle Panabaker If any horror movie deserves a

Ogden Marsh, Iowa, is one of those remote towns even the flyovers don't fly over. But for decades its citizens' decency has matched the town's...

The Crazies An above-average genre piece that's equal parts horror-meller and doomsday action thriller.