Rating: C- -- The film's undeniable lowbrow appeal unfortunately doesn't paper over its tiresome Boomers vs. Millennials conflict, or Begos' vaguely reactionary gushing over the former cohort. Full Review

Rating: C+ -- With a plugin play version of genre tropes, it spins a wheel of more celebrated films with the novelty of it throwing up some devil horns and exclaiming: "Old guys rule!" Full Review

Rating: B -- It's a regular intergenerational summit of a movie, bringing together a young director on the rise, a cast of veteran actors, and a recently relaunched magazine for an '80s exploitation throwback that's outrageous in all the right ways. Full Review

Simplicity itself, the horror movie VFW makes the most of its stripped-to-the-bone premise and gallons of gore.

Rating: 4/5 -- Though not quite as magic as his previous film Bliss, Joe Begos once more proves that he's a force to reckoned with when it comes to mixing horror elements with punk rock aesthetics. Full Review

Rating: 6.9/10 -- For VFW, that proclivity grows overwhelming on both the script level and on screen, which leaves it up to Begos' cast to give his viewers something to grip. Full Review

Rating: 2/5 -- This is not a film with depth and personality, but more a homage to some of the most-loved and gory action movies ever made... Full Review