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Seemingly unstoppable and indestructible killer Jason Voorhees (hulking behemoth Kane Hodder in peak menacing form) finally gets blown to bits by the feds in an ambush, but he ain't down for the count just yet.
The novel turns out to be an exact description of five genuine murders, right down to details that only the police and the killer himself could have known.
When they show the real deal at the end, the killer is fat!
'Drive Thru' is a very deranged comedy that seems like it was directed by some pothead like Danny Leiner.Surprisingly, it's not a bad movie.It has it's share of blood, gore, violence, and what horror movie like this one wouldn't have any humor?It's like 'Eight Legged Frieks' and 'Tremors', except the killer is not a giant spider or an underground worm.I watched this movie for free on Fearnet On Demand a year ago just to see if it was any good.For 83 minutes, I sat through which appeared to be a dumb horror movie, yet a somewhat smart comedy.If you enjoy movies about killer clowns who butcher people, then 'Drive Thru' is on the menu.Would you like some blood with your order?
That's not the worst of it, even the killer G.I. Joe isn't the worst thing about this flick(it's the funniest thing, though).
A great prequel to the story of "Ichi the killer".
With some suspicion pointing to the strange doorman, Dinardo recruits police rookie Kate as bait to lure the killer into the open.
I'm sure we all saw the promos about the most prolific serial killer in history, again not true that tile belongs to Elizabeth Bathory with over 600 victims but that's another topic entirely.
The "serial killer" is in fact a crocodile, a large and impressive crocodile, but a crocodile none the less and I'm sorry to say but a crocodile, which kills in defense of territory or for food, cannot be a serial killer.
There are a few scenes that almost seem stolen from Halloween, such as when the killer is behind a washing line.
In London a killer called the Avenger goes around killing blond-haired girls.
The wheelchair camera in the hospital is something new for that time alongside the short lens action when the killer advances at the hospital stairs.
Then the storyline started to become unbelievable, re the lady contract killer who parachutes to her rendezvous for just one example.
But she's not a complex serial killer: she goes and kill, in the most sordid and hilarious way.
Is Sister Gertrude a drug-addicted killer?
There's a scene inside the slaughterhouse, when the fat killer is above one of the businessmen and taunts the businessman with a weapon.
The script really tries hard to uphold the mystery and to keep the real killer's identity secret, but it doesn't matter all that much since we're just watching the film for the murders anyway.
There's also the fairly original running gag of the killer's first victim surviving the assault and fruitlessly struggling for help for the rest of the film.
It could be great but there's a total lack of substance on the whole picture, on the killer itself, on the way the story is told, on the dialogues which are totally plane, and i hated, it started with the concept of one ''crew, one camera'', and was suddenly changed in the middle.
The script (that could have become a pretty deep,disconcerting and realistic view over the original idea the movie starts on), was totally dashed by a deficiency in keeping any fact believable or sustained on any grounds, in total gaps in the story that make absolute no sense like:(why the crew stayed to the killing night and didn't warned anybody?wouldn't that make them accomplices?...why would they think the killer would let them go away clean, if by his own statements on the documentary, the idea was: No witness?, etc, etc, etc.....).
My main problem with "Manhattan Midnight" is that it tries too much (especially with that overbearing music score) to play like some sort of poetic tragedy, when its main character is a smug, unredeemable professional killer who doesn't mind killing innocent people (the "second" Maggie twin being an exception), and whom by the end you'll probably want to see dead as well.
by Massimo Pirri reminded me a little bit an infamous "Maladolescenza",but it was not as graphic.Still the sex scene between the girl and the killer may certainly upset some viewers,albeit the girl is clearly replaced by an older body-double.The story of "L'Immoralita" is morally dubious,however the acting is quite good and there is enough sleaze to satisfy any self-respecting smut peddler.I'd recommend this film for fans of Italian exploitation.7 out of 10.
Just last year, Roger Ebert sang the praises of the serial killer B-movie Kalifornia, citing it -- and vastly overestimating it -- as a brilliant character study with something intelligent to say about our culture of violence.
So, the killer is crushed by a train and Block is left holding his arm?
"Reign of Fire" is a cheeseball special effects fest that is a great time killer if you have time to kill.
In this movie the serial killer is known as The Avenger and is killing blondes, which has the fair-haired girls of London worried.
As far as serial- killer films and thrillers are concerned this one's right down there with the worst of 'em.
Making him the killer is as absurd as giving Thomas Edison credit for inventing the wheel, as laughable as a conspiracy-theory plot from the "X-Files", and as stupid as Kim Basinger's book on how to solve all of world's problems (if she'd ever write one).
Hes a lonely alcoholic cop in search of a killer.
Enter Private Lessons' Eric Brown as Jay, a college student who's more gullible than a fifth grader (if that) and plans to scare the old women, but there's a 'mystery' serial killer at work.
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