Germain Lussier — Theater Critic

From its very first scene, a creepy horror-inspired scenario that smash cuts into a large projection of the title, almost like a movie, I felt totally at ease. This show had style. It had flair. It had complete adoration for the source material but no undying adherence to it. This show was going to use the movie as its skeleton, but change it, update it, and possibly even make it better. I was ready for the ride, and by the end, the ride left my jaw on the floor and my expectations buried in the ground.