Bloodthirsty

It's a testament to Beatty's talent as a performer that she puts it all across with a straight face, but there are times when the film's camp self-seriousness may make you laugh out loud.

Bloodthirsty does well to build tension and mystery around exactly what Grey is turning into. Her transformation is gradual, well paced, and will leave you on the edge of your seat.

The creatures of the night may make beautiful music, Bloodthirsty howls, but that often comes from an inner darkness.

"Bloodthirsty" never becomes the savage music industry satire it could be. But its music leaves a lasting impression that is tough to wipe away.

It's a confident feature that explores the pursuit of artistic success through a werewolf lens. Just temper expectations to a slow-burn psychological wolf in music industry clothing.

While psychological horror may be a fine way to dig into complex personal traumas, Bloodthirsty barely gets inside its antiheroine's head.

Bloodthirsty‘s unique premise and the way it was carried out through the character of Grey was executed well.

Simple yet effective, the werewolf horror movie Bloodthirsty takes its time to build to the inevitable transformation scene. This movie ... offers an interesting allegory about how the quest for fame and fortune can consume people.

It's grisly enough to hold the attention, but some earthy energy in the writing and direction would have allowed the story and characters to resonate much more strongly.

Bloodthirsty isn't so much about its plot: it's about finding one's self, about music; it's about its gothic style and its women. It's all smoothly and impressively done.