Brightburn

Maybe it has many issues, but Brightburn is exactly what horror fans ask for in this era of 'superhero infested multiplexes'. [Full review in Spanish].

This is an interesting idea that I wish they had done more with.

Brightburn is an intelligently made thriller whose director, David Yarovesky, knows how to draw out dread with silence and turn it up to 11 only when necessary.

Full of gore, crazy deaths, and jump scares! Brightburn is absolutely brilliant. And that ending... a must watch for horror fans!

Brightburn is an uninspired slasher that squanders a premise with great potential.

Brightburn is a satisfactory "what if" Superman origin tale with top-notch performances and a well-balanced mix of horror and drama.

Exactly the kind of cynical mash-up you'd expect from studio executives eager to make a quick payout.

After such an exquisite set up, Brightburn's execution is a little bit disappointing, becoming a rather straightforward supernatural horror instead of delving deeper into superhero lore.

The film has some very effective moments, some solid performances, a good idea, but an execution that does not live up to the idea.

Despite its simplicity, Brightburn's premise is filled with potential, but it struggles to find anything meaningful to say.