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Valentine

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Love is in the air. On the most romantic day of the year, would-be lovers woo hearts with flowers, candy, cards and gifts. Best friends Kate (Marley Shelton), Paige (Denise Richards), Dorothy (Jessica Capshaw), Lily (Jessica Cauffiel) and Shelly (Katherine Heigl) are young women looking for a relationship -- a valentine to die for. And this year they might just get their wish.
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Critics Consensus

Valentine is basically a formulaic throwback to conventional pre-Scream slasher flicks, which doesn't offer enough suspense or scares to justify its addition to the genre.

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Sara Michelle Fetters MovieFreak.com 03/14/2019
2.5/4
Jamie Blanks' Valentine has aged rather well. A movie I didn't care for at the time of its release, I now see a lot more of merit in this slasher than I did back in 2001. Go to Full Review Lisa Alspector Chicago Reader 02/28/2007
The contradictory sexual politics in this lightweight slasher suggest that at some point it was meant to satirize the traditional mores of the self-satisfied female characters. Go to Full Review Liam Lacey Globe and Mail 04/25/2003
0/4
In the new teen slasher flick Valentine, a public-school nerd, now grown up, seeks to systematically murder all the girls who wouldn't dance with him at the Grade 6 Valentine's dance. Or maybe that's not what happens. It s hard to tell. Go to Full Review Josh Winning Radio Times Mar 4
2/5
Australian director Jamie Blanks (Urban Legend) assembles a love letter to 80s slashers, but the result is a film that feels closest to the more superficial movies of that era. Go to Full Review Rocco T. Thompson Rue Morgue Magazine 07/03/2024
Unlike the charmingly 90s Urban Legend, Jamie Blanks’ follow-up was late to the party, running on the previous decade’s creative fumes. Go to Full Review Mike Massie Gone With The Twins 09/22/2022
3/10
The frequent jump-scares and the various women spontaneously finding themselves in ill-lit, isolated locations prove to be only middlingly creative. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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Douglas E @RT50442544 Jun 13 I had already seen it, but I didn't remember it. It's a good time-killer for fans of the genre. The 2000s produced some good slasher films. See more love H. @horrorfan123 Jun 12 A classic amazing slasher. See more David B @Rayskins Feb 17 Not bad, but nothing special. See more Deontae D @Deontae301 Feb 15 A decent Valentine's Day slasher film, The mask of the killer looks cool too, It looks like it tried to be like Halloween a little. See more J C @J4242 Feb 15 Although not as good as slasher films at the time it still stands strong in 2026. Overall good, but not the best. Also happy to have figured out the killer minutes before it was revealed Also, I wouldn't be surprised if we never saw Denise Richards again See more Justin S. @JustinA2492 Jan 21 Perfect example of a third act that derails an otherwise pretty solid slasher with fun kills. See more Read all reviews
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Jamie Blanks

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Denise Richards

Paige Prescott

David Boreanaz

Adam Carr

Marley Shelton

Kate Davies

Jessica Capshaw

Dorothy Wheeler

Jessica Cauffiel

Lily

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Valentine

Valentine (2001) (L to r) Denise Richards and Marley Shelton in Warner Bros. Pictures' and Village Roadshow Pictures' thriller, "Valentine." (L to r) Jessica Capshaw, Denise Richards and Marley Shelton in Warner Bros. Pictures' and Village Roadshow Pictures' thriller, "Valentine." Marley Shelton and David Boreanaz in Warner Bros. Pictures' and Village Roadshow Pictures' thriller, "Valentine." Katherine Heigl. Jessica Capshaw. Denise Richards. Marley Shelton. Jessica Cauffiel. Valentine (2001) View more photos

Movie Info

Synopsis Love is in the air. On the most romantic day of the year, would-be lovers woo hearts with flowers, candy, cards and gifts. Best friends Kate (Marley Shelton), Paige (Denise Richards), Dorothy (Jessica Capshaw), Lily (Jessica Cauffiel) and Shelly (Katherine Heigl) are young women looking for a relationship -- a valentine to die for. And this year they might just get their wish.
Director
Jamie Blanks
Producer
Dylan Sellers
Screenwriter
Tom Savage, Donna Powers, Wayne Powers, Gretchen J. Berg, Aaron Harberts
Distributor
Warner Bros. Pictures
Production Co
NPV Entertainment, Village Roadshow Prod., Cupid Productions Inc.
Rating
R (Some Sexuality|Language|Strong Horror Violence)
Genre
Horror
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Feb 2, 2001, Wide
Release Date (Streaming)
Jul 24, 2014
Box Office (Gross USA)
$20.4M
Runtime
1h 36m
Sound Mix
Dolby SR, DTS, Dolby Stereo, Surround, SDDS, Dolby A, Dolby Digital
Aspect Ratio
Flat (1.85:1)