Twisted

Nicely filmed in a foggy San Francisco and with just enough red herrings to maintain interest, Twisted is easy enough to watch as long as you don't look too closely at the clunky gears driving it. With short cropped hair and a "don't mess with me" attitude, Ashley Judd cuts an interesting figure as the freshly promoted cop who knows how to handle the sarcastic comments of skeptical macho detectives at her new precinct. ... Full Review

Garcia's enthusiastic treatment of dimly-writ lines made me feel sorry for him; in another, better movie, his over-the-top reading ("When will you learn that I'm! is a tribute to the enormous talent they both have ... Full Review

It's not a predictable movie (to me any way) but as things were unfolding, I found myself coming up with 5 second solutions to some of the more complex issues. Even though I would have liked Mr. Jackson to have a larger part, truth be told. ... Full Review

bored as I felt while enduring this apathetic serial killer thriller.....The Dolby Digital surround track is equally solid:....First up is a gloomy commentary by Philip Kaufman, whose observations, especially those about the film's sexual politics, are reductive and cloyingly literal-minded.....Save for some haloing effects early on, Philip Kaufman's Twisted gets a solid audio/video treatment on this DVD edition..... ... Full Review

If only the movie was good. If the movie was twice as good, the features would have been more fun to watch. Bare in mind, this is not a bad movie - its just ninety-six minutes of wasted potential. Twisted could have been a lot better. ... Full Review

How many movies have I seen in my whole life? Thousands, surely. And I can't recall a single one of them that crashed and burned as badly as Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights does in its last 15 minutes. ... Full Article

Maybe we've see too many movies to be surprised anymore. But maybe, just maybe, "Twisted" is an obvious, dumb foray into the genre of moody, jazz-tinged psychological thrillers. ... Full Article

Feb. 27, 2004 | The shots of the Golden Gate Bridge that open "Twisted" -- even the angles it's seen from -- are unlike those in any other movie. ... Full Article

eals act as silent witnesses to a series of grisly murders in Philip Kaufman's Twisted . Why they perform such a role is anyone's guess, but there they are, leisurely sunbathing in the San Francisco Bay, looking as sleepy and... ... Full Article

2 stars (out of 4) Philip Kaufman 's "Twisted" is a neo-noir movie nightmare gone sadly wrong. This glossy but emotionally arid and talent-wasting cop thriller - starring Ashley Judd as a promiscuous San Francisco cop who suspects she may... ... Full Article

A-listers -- In the suspense thriller, Judd plays a police officer whose father just happened to be a serial killer. She's assigned to a murder case, but when her old boyfriends and lovers start turning up dead -- at an... ... Full Article