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What it does lack is a performance by Furlong that's the equal of Dafoe's.

We may have seen this type of Animal before, but Furlong and Dafoe's work -- and Buscemi’s honest, caring touch with these fringe-dwellers -- make it seem fresh.

there are two reasons to fast-forward this offering when it's released on video: (1) Mickey Rourke's over-the-top bejeweled drag queen and (2) Tom Arnold's truly rotten performance as a baddy who has the hots for boy-buns. Roseanne's finally gotten her re

Prison flick from ex-con screenwriter is raw and realistic, with powerful acting.

A scary and unflinching look at prison life.

Similar to "Shawshank", "Animal Factory" is a far-less-established outing, but never the less interesting. Without the weighty support cast it mightn't have been as intriguing though, because there's a lack of depth missing from the screenplay

The most disturbing thing in Animal Factory is watching sleepy Edward Furlong try to act.

It confirms that Buscemi is a director that's here to stay.