Ultrasound

"There's a limit to how long a movie can mess with viewers' minds, and Ultrasound eventually crosses that threshold."

"Ultrasound delivers a compelling mystery box through meticulous plotting, intentionally bewildering story shifts, and vibrant visual choices."

"Schroeder’s film offers an alternative path for modern gothic: not heavy underfoot but twisty and looping, with no hint of a moral quest."

"Like too many movies, Ultrasound is better at setting up its story than delivering on its promise, as if the filmmakers were still pitching ideas in the elevator."

"The true standout is Bob Stephenson, exuding insecurity, dread, and a plethora of other emotions with the ease of a true screen stalwart."

"(Ultrasound) isn’t quite as fulfilling as it hopes to be."

"The narrative lacks tension, aside from its central mystery. But the performances are strong, and the points the filmmakers are making about the slipperiness of memory do resonate."

"Ultrasound never quite figures out how to keep going once its mysteries have been unraveled."

"(Bob Stephenson is) one of the best actors out there, and he finally gets a really great part. It's wonderful."

"It’s a brave storyteller’s gambit, but there’s something finally underwhelming and convoluted about Ultrasound once it deigns to join the dots."