Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Movie Ranked #597 | 1992 - Horror, Comedy, Action
A flighty teenage girl learns that she is her generation's destined battler of vampires.
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Best two reviews:
1) The Globe and Mail (Toronto) - Buffy The Vampire Slayer should be a mess, but it's not. It's a mini-comic triumph, and although it's technically a teen movie, it's in the tiny genre of sophisticated, darkly funny teen films such as Heathers and Pump Up the Volume. [4 Aug 1992, p.C1] (Rating: 75) Read Full Review >
2) Christian Science Monitor - Moving from the Dark Ages of old Europe to the Lite Ages of new California, this brash comedy pits a Valley Girl against a vampire. Kristy Swanson heads the likable cast, with Donald Sutherland and Paul Reubens in standout supporting performances. [31 Jul 1992]. (Rating: 67) Read Full Review >

Worst two reviews:
15) Chicago Sun-Times - Neither funny nor scary, Buffy ends up as little more than a bunch of stereotypes (Reubens excepted) squaring off with each other as true love triumphs. Maybe it should have been called "Pee-wee's Big Denture," and given people something to sink their teeth into. But for now, Buffy remains lifeless. [31 Jul 1992, p.43] (Rating: 25) Read Full Review >
16) Time - Director Fran Rubel Kuzui's frenzied mistrust of her material is almost total. Somebody should have given her a garlic necklace -- or a Miltown -- and told her to chill out. (Rating: 20) Read Full Review >
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