Phantasm: Ravager 2016 Watch Free in HD

Reggie Bannister

29 September 1945, Long Beach, California, USA

A. Michael Baldwin

4 April 1963, Los Angeles, California, USA

24 May 1952, Kingsburg, California, USA

Daniel Roebuck

4 March 1963, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, USA

19 August 1926, Kansas City, Kansas, USA

David Hartman

Don Coscarelli

17 February 1954, Tripoli, Libya

Reggie

Played by: Reggie Bannister

Michael 'Mike' Pearson

Played by: A. Michael Baldwin

Rocky

Played by: Gloria Lynne Henry

Lady in Lavender

Played by: Kathy Lester

Jody

Played by: Bill Thornbury

The Tall Man

Played by: Angus Scrimm

Seattle Times

The main character, played by Bannister, is forever baffled as to what his actual reality is. His bafflement is shared by the viewer.

October 06, 2016

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We Live Entertainment

I so wanted to say Phranchise Phred Approves Phantasm Phive, but I can't.

October 04, 2016

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HeraldNet (Everett, WA)

If Marcel Proust had written this movie, he'd call it In Search of Lost Time.

October 07, 2016

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Los Angeles Times

Retains all the offbeat humor and casual surrealism that has kept this franchise afloat for over three decades.

October 06, 2016

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Dread Central

Phantasm: Ravager is not the place to start with the series (noobs beware), but it's a helluva way to end it.

October 05, 2016

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Daily Dead

Phantasm: Ravager is a triumphant conclusion to this franchise, and I had a great time seeing the entire original cast together onscreen one last time, as they all brought an infectious sense of enthusiasm to the table with their performances.

December 21, 2016

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We Got This Covered

Phantasm: Ravager gets by on the power of nostalgia and franchise completion, but is a bit rough around the edges even when compared to other Phantasm films.

October 05, 2016

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AV Club

Phantasm: Ravager is heartfelt, but clumsily handled, and it's not going to bring in any new converts.

October 06, 2016

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Variety

It's kinda-sorta like an Alain Resnais movie, only with zombie dwarfs. And four-barrel shotguns. And, of course, floating, blade-bedecked silver spheres.

September 29, 2016

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Consequence of Sound

Phantasm: Ravager will disappoint the uninitiated, but those who are loyal will find enough to love.

September 26, 2016

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Willamette Week

For all the OTT schlock spectacle and community-theater-quality performances, there's a tangible bond between the characters that gathers emotive momentum toward a surprisingly touching coda.

October 05, 2016

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RogerEbert.com

Phantasm: Ravager only works when it's a piece of straight-up fan service.

October 07, 2016

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