Gore Verbinski's heavy hand makes for some interesting visuals, but the story is a mess.

Director Gore Verbinski lets his mastery of styles and glossary of film influences lead him astray.

Though Gore Verbinski has made a name for himself with large Hollywood studio pictures like “Pirates of the Caribbean” and “The Lone Ranger,” he’s ...

Gore Verbinski returns to form with a paranoid, visually arresting horror thriller.

Read Empire's review of A Cure For Wellness

A Cure For Wellness: EW review

Set in a Swiss sanatorium, Gore Verbinski’s film gets dotty, then dottier

Gore Verbinski's new film 'A Cure for Wellness' is a dystopian thriller about a young executive (Dane DeHaan) who is sent to bring his boss home from a sinis...

A modern American tragedy, Gore Verbinski's genre mash-up, Nic Cage at his wildest, Xavier Dolan's latest, and a documentary on football's first superstar

Allow yourself to be submerged, and you'll soon find a genre-bending ride with an enticingly spooky atmosphere

The "Lone Ranger" director returns with the weirdest studio movie in years and proves that he's one of Hollywood's greatest stylists.

Dane DeHaan is marvellous in Gore Verbinski gothic horror, but as the mysteries pile up, it all gets a bit silly

At some point during “A Cure for Wellness,” a lavish and interminable new thriller from writer-director Gore Verbinski, I found myself wondering which mo...

Gore Verbinski’s macabre asylum thriller offers an intoxicating blend of mystery and surrealism.

Gore Verbinski’s mountaintop horror flick is haunted by Freudian melodies and evil capitalists. And eels.

Glub, glub, glub. That’s the sound “A Cure for Wellness” makes as it slowly but surely goes down the drain. Along with it — 2 1/2 hours you’ll neve...

Mia Goth is as fine a name as can be imagined for the actress playing a creepy, hollow waif in “A Cure for Wellness,” and her name is practically a tag l...

This thriller from Gore Verbinski makes for a nice game of Name That Movie Influence as it treads the boundary between homage and outright plagiarism.

‘A Cure for Wellness’ is lurid, disgusting and plagiarized from every lunatic asylum flick from ‘Shutter Island’ to the ‘Hostel’ franchise.

The strange, surreal tone that permeates Gore Verbinski’s A Cure for Wellness is simultaneously its greatest strength and its greatest weakness. Vaguely ec...

There are pretty pictures, some interesting in broad-stroke conception, that are nonetheless leeched of those intangible qualities that would lend them genui...

As a fetish object, it’s impressive. But as a fully satisfying feature-length drama, it’s a bust.

There was probably never a time when Gore Verbinski could have made a small scale horror picture about a man trapped in a sanitarium. Think of the glorious e...

'A Cure for Wellness' isn't a horror movie so much as a lookbook for one – our review of Gore Verbinski's exercise in overstylized Gothic spookiness.

Gore Verbinski makes a welcomed return to the horror genre with ‘A Cure for Wellness,’ one of the nuttiest horror movies from a major studio in years.

Gore Verbinski follows up The Lone Ranger with an extended Gothic psycho-horror

Fancy a visit to a spa in the Swiss Alps?

Growing up with Hammer Films and Poe a la Roger Corman makes me appreciate economy in gothic terror, a quality sorely missing from A Cure for Wellness. Alleg...

The asylum-based film is a fairly interesting mini-genre to deconstruct. These movies almost always deal with perceptions of reality, questions of the self, ...

Time stands still in this sixties horror-inspired film that is desperately looking for something to resolve

★☆☆☆☆This is a lavish-looking psychological thriller from Gore Verbinski, the big-budget director who gave us three successful Pirates of the Carib...

It’s so beautiful and so clumsy, it hurts to watch.

There's a terrible secret in this chic Alpine spa, but by the time it's revealed, you'll either have guessed it or you won't care

But sometimes, less is so much more

Gore Verbinski’s stylish horror movie is beautiful, but empty.

'The Pirates of the Caribbean' director Gore Verbinski goes overboard paying homage to classic Vincent Price movies.

A Cure For Wellness would have been a tremendous 100 minute movie, but even at 146, points are awarded to any studio that backs such lucid genre madness.