Come Out and Play: reviews

What the critics say average 5.8 from 4

• 7.0 New York TimesJeannette Catsoulis 'Come out and play' is less interested in pandering to gorehounds than in highlighting our reluctance to view children as anything other than innocent. Read
• 7.0 The Hollywood ReporterFrank Scheck This nastily efficient remake of the little-known 1976 Spanish cult item 'Who Can Kill a Child?' doesn?t exactly break any new cinematic ground, but should prove rewarding to genre fans. Read
• 5.0 Los Angeles TimesGary Goldstein A one-man band known as Makinov ? he wrote, directed, produced, shot, edited and ran sound here ? has done a pretty decent job in the chills department using a simple story, small cast and largely contained location. Read
• 4.0 Time OutEric Hynes This remake of 70s Spanish horror film 'Who Can Kill a Child?' is less a contemporary upgrade than an eagerly creaky exploitative throwback. Read