... establishes some mild tension but never generates any sort of meaningful insight into post-war trauma. Full Review

The sight of Robert De Niro and John Travolta sharing the screen for the first time reps the one and only selling point of Killing Season. Full Review

Rating: 1/5 -- Tables keep turning, traps keep springing and the actors keep acting, acting, acting. Full Review

Rating: 1.5/4 -- Comes full up with heavy-handed signifiers, from Ben's choice of reading (Hemingway...) to a hammered motif of lapsed Christianity (the climax takes place in a rotting church) that underlines the theme of living with the sins of the past. [Blu-ray] Full Review

Rating: 4/10 -- Playing out like a brutally graphic Tom and Jerry skit at times, Killing Season lacks the atmospheric tension necessary to keep us consistently engaged. Full Review

Initially a contender for one of those so-bad-it's-good exercises, Killing Season creakily turns into another underdeveloped idea that doesn't have enough going for it to remain of interest. Full Review

Rating: 1/5 -- The pretentious, preposterous, dueling-dialect flameout called "Killing Season" has to stand as one of the biggest missed opportunities in iconic matchups. Full Review