There are few frights in this predictable thriller, says Robbie Collin

The banter between Susan Sarandon and Ellen Burstyn is the making of this derivative Canadian murder mystery, writes Mark Kermode

If there are any cable executives out there looking for the next great drama, they might want to check out “The Calling.” Movie Critic

Susan Sarandon plays a Canadian small-town cop on the trail of a religiously motivated serial killer in Jason Stone's directorial debut

When what appear to be faith-based killings afflict a small town, Susan Sarandon is on the case. Movie review of 'The Calling.'

The premise of faith-based assisted suicide as a motivating factor for a madman’s killing spree is initially intriguing, but quickly revealed as solemn window dressing.

Colorful elements of “Fargo” and “Seven” blend into a bland beige in the mostly straight-to-video “The Calling,” a piece that almost miraculously finds a way to waste the prodigious talents of Susan Sarandon, Ellen Burstyn, and Donald Sutherland.