Who Killed Nancy?

For an expos very little is actually revealed, but as a neon-lit trawl through '70s New York, it's worth a look. Full Review

Simply casting doubts isn't the same as making a compelling counterargument-or crafting a coherent film. Full Review

Ultimately, there's not enough material to sustain a feature-length film, and the sloppy editing, cheesy re-enactments and cheap graphics don't exactly make for compelling viewing. Full Review

An unruly mash-up of terrific anecdotes and terrible teeth, grainy film and garish memories, Who Killed Nancy? cares less about investigating a death than about vindicating an accused killer. Full Review

The eyewitness testimony of dozens of punk-era survivors and hotel denizens has a disorienting effect, and everyone gets sidetracked, though the colorful anecdotes are priceless. Full Review