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Name: Valentine
Released: 2001-2-2
Cast: David Boreanaz, Denise Richards, Marley Shelton, Katherine Heigl, Jessica Capshaw

Valentine

R
1h 36m
2001

11%

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David Boreanaz stars in this horrifying thriller as a man who transforms his appearance and uses his newfound sex appeal to seduce the women who had tormented him. Adolescent indiscretions return to haunt four friends--Kate Paige, Lily, and Dorothy--who are now young adults. After a close friend's funeral, the women begin to receive strange, menacing Valentine's Day messages. When a detective links their friend's death to a boy they tormented in junior high school, each realizes she may know the vicious killer who hides behind a cherub's mask.

Director:

Jamie Blanks

Producer:

Dylan Sellers, Grant Rosenberg, Bruce Berman

Writer:

Donna Powers, Wayne Powers, Gretchen J. Berg, Aaron Harberts

Cast:

David Boreanaz, Denise Richards, Marley Shelton, Katherine Heigl, Jessica Capshaw, Jessica Cauffiel

Rotten Tomatoes® Score

TOMATOMETER®

11%

Critics Consensus: Valentine is basically a formulaic throwback to conventional pre-Scream slasher flicks. Critics say it doesn't offer enough suspense or scares to justify its addition to the genre.

Reviews

Gone With The Twins

Mike Massie

The frequent jump-scares and the various women spontaneously finding themselves in ill-lit, isolated locations prove to be only middlingly creative.

There's a final twist that doesn't make sense on any of about 10,000 levels.

While Valentine strives to reach the height of the slasher genre, it, unfortunately, falls flat, drawing little intensity from its characters, story, or murders.

February 18, 2022

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MovieFreak.com

Sara Michelle Fetters

Jamie Blanks' Valentine has aged rather well. A movie I didn't care for at the time of its release, I now see a lot more of merit in this slasher than I did back in 2001.

What struck me about Valentine was just how smart the film is, and how it taps into these intriguing female characters and relationships as well, especially at the turn of a new century when there were only the inklings of where our society was headed.

March 2, 2019

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