John Travolta gives his best Nicolas Cage performance since Face/Off, for better and maybe for worse, in Fred Durst’s The Fanatic. The new film stars Travo...

He’s chilling at times as a fan obsessed with a movie action star, but film is strange and campy.

The Limp Bizkit frontman's psychological horror flick is fast and forgettable.

What does a…

EW reviews the new film starring John Travolta directed by Limp Bizkit's Fred Durst

Limp Bizkit's Fred Durst directs John Travolta in the obsessed-fan drama 'The Fanatic.'

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In Fred Durst's third feature, based loosely on his experience with an overzealous fan, the director lectures the audience while star John Travolta flails aw...

John Travolta’s new film is a lot like “Misery” — just without the acclaim. The actor plays Moose, a mentally unstable Los Angeles man who is infatua...

Sporting the worst looking hair of his entire career, the actor plays Moose, a genre-movie enthusiast and autograph hound.

The movie goes nowhere, turning violent and predictable in time for a dumb, inconsequential and totally preposterous finale.

Watching The Fanatic, a chill went down my spine as I was struck by a horrid sense of déjà vu. It was not because its premise is reminiscent of The Fan and...

It’s a movie that thinks you’re an idiot, someone who won’t see through its shallow provocations, illogical behavior, and vile misanthropy.

  “The Fanatic” deals a glancing blow to the golden age of the Fan Boy via a cautionary tale that smacks of the way society used to look at that sort of...

Over shots of Los Angeles, Fred Durst’s The Fanatic opens with an apathetic diatribe about the soul-sucking nature of the City of Angels. It's a“city of ...

Travolta and director Fred Durst turn fan lunacy into a freak show of bad acting and bad-faith cautionary showbiz horror

Fred Durst directs John Travolta in ’The Fanatic,’ the unhinged yet touching portrayal of a mentally challenged man who kidnaps a celeb.

Razzies, get ready: It's Travolta attempting "I Am Sam" in an ersatz stalker thriller from the fertile mind of Fred Durst.