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Beetlejuice (1988) |
| 112 reviews |
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Film rated 3.6 / 5
(Chick rating: 3.6 / 5)
(Guy rating: 3.7 / 5)
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| Weird family scare ghosts. |
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| Head-shrinking while you wait. |
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| Keaton's most haunting performance. |
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| Crypt-ic ghostbuster called thrice. |
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| Scaring For (Ghostly) Dummies. |
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| When prawn cocktails attack. |
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| Stripey zombie causes trouble. |
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| Beetlejuice likes 'em young. |
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| Guests float banana boat. |
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| Couple haunts, Keaton taunts. |
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| Afterlife worse than DMV. |
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| Michael Keaton's shadiest character. |
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| New Yorkers scare ghosts. |
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| Ryder-ing out house haunting. |
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| Bureaucracy: death's no escape. |
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| Winona starts goth trend. |
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| Pretentious family channel Belafonte. |
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| Horny ghost horrifies hosts. |
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| Maitlands learn scare tactics. |
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| Death's turned Keaton obnoxious. |
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| Dead guy befriends Ryder. |
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| Keaton inhabits model town. |
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| Creepy Keaton, dark Ryder. |
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| Maitlands make nice ghosts. |
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| Winona channels Wednesday Addams. |
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| The Corpse Bridegroom - almost! |
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| Lydia makes Senora shake. |
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| Batman becomes Beetlejuice, funny. |
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| Newly-deads want privacy. |
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| Exorcism harms wrong ghosts. |
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| Ghosts perform yuppie exorcism. |
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| Suicide victims = public servants. |
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| Keaton: off histrionic scale. |
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| Refreshing beetley taste! |
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| Ghosts attempt Deetz eviction. |
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| Goth almost marries ghost. |
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| This time, spirits exorcise. |
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| 'Banana Boat' isn't scary. |
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| Really annoying horror fantasy. |
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| Winona Ryder tames shrew. |
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| Keaton's undead comic con-man. |
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| Bio-exorcist goes bye-bye. |
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| Afterlife filled with bureaucracy. |
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| House haunted, decoratively speaking. |
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| Ryder certain Keaton beaten. |
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| Writer's Skaaren, Ryder's scarin'. |
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| Words evoke tedious ghost. |
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| Mr. Mom menacing morbidly. |
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| Burton raises Keaton's spirit. |
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| Insect extract act detracts. |
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| Houseproud spectres oust family. |
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| Newlydeads conjure up Keaton. |
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| Ghosts can't understand handbook. |
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| Dodgy exorcist jumps queue. |
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| Lydia takes excessive Polaroids. |
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| Keaton's ghost needs Ritalin. |
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| Davis as Accidental Motorist. |
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| Dead mates: animated, claymated. |
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| Ghostly flannel meets Chanel. |
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| Ryder steals ghosts' home. |
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| Teenager reignites ghostly pest. |
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| Hyperactive Keaton overacts, entertains. |
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| Keaton: Robin Williams wannabe. |
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| Angry bioexorcist terrorizes family. |
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| Keaton without restraint, again. |
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| Keaton's ghost most manicial. |
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