“A superior zombie comedy – and the competition in that genre is stiffer than you might think.

“…an occasionally amusing, persistently disturbing comedy that at times plays like a bipolar disorder episode from the inside out.

“…as interested in dissecting the psychology behind the jokes as telling them.

“…another chance for Jim Carrey to unleash his inner anarchist – and I was surprised to realize how much I’ve missed the guy.

"Do these hypocritical holiday comedies have an alarm clock inside them that goes off when they’re suddenly supposed to turn all soft and gooey?"

"The sudden sweetness Kevin Smith tries to force into the film feels especially false considering the nastiness that otherwise defines the movie."

“…argues for integrity in celebrity journalism, which is an oxymoron to the highest degree (and this is coming from someone who has engaged in it).

Funny, I always thought of the National Lampoon crowd and Star Wars nation as separate demographics. Apparently they’re the same, at least according to Fanboys. A comedy about four Star Wars-obsessed buddies who break into George Lucas’ ranch to sneak a peek at The Phantom Menace, Fanboys is a pandering, puerile exercise, the equivalent of

"And you thought No Country for Old Men was nihilistic."