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A killer is dispatching the patrons of the local drive-in with a sword.Heads are sliced off,necks are slashed and other various body parts are impaled.Two inept detectives are trying to solve the case."Drive-In
It is about a family who moves into a creepy house that is haunted - not by a ghost - but by a psychotic killer who inhabits the basement.
After a night at work, Diana wakes up naked in the wilderness with an armed killer on her trail.
It is no surprise who the killer is in this movie of the disturbing murder of a sweet teenage girl raised by Patty Duke Astin, who tries to be a friend as well as a mother.
Equally as significant is the revelation of the killer, which I have to admit was quite clever; I never, ever would have guessed and that is rare for one of these.
This genuinely creepy Korean serial killer drama has style to spare, with some of the most gorgeous cinematography you're ever likely to see in this type of movie.
As sick as I am of the whole serial killer genre, this is easily one of the better ones and I would recommend it highly.
Plot Summary: There is a killer among us?
The Horsemen touts itself as another serial killer cat and mouse and admirably attempts to mix in several sub-genres including torture, exotic piercing, plot twists, and even a silence of the lambs (more Primal Fear in execution) style prison exchange.
The plot is OK, fairly standard shake on a playful serial killer vs cop movie, but the dialog is simply horrible.
I've seen plenty of stupid and utterly worthless slasher flicks,but "Fatal Pulse" manages to be the worst of them all(still I need to see "Blood Lake" and "The Last Slumber Party").It's extremely routine and offers zero surprises.The plot is simple:a black-gloved killer is knocking off sorority sisters...The acting is awful,the gore is non-existent and the killings are lame(the victims are strangled,electrocuted,etc.)However
Do Young Writer (if he exists) and Cute Neighbor (who may be a psychopathic killer) find happiness running into each other's arms on the sunkissed beach, at the end?
In this case, nine people find themselves locked inside an large, old theater with a masked killer on the loose.
The killer in here is cool, reminding me of that deformed oaf from The Funhouse for some reason.
I saw EYE OF THE CAT as a double feature with the Carroll Baker thriller SWEET BODY OF DEBORAH... a terrible title for a good 'is my husband a killer' Euro ski lodge style thriller, very snazzy and in retro, a very good double feature.
Add to that the fact they take all the mystery out of the first movie, basically spelling out how the mutant killer babies are born the way they are something I do not think really needed to be addressed so thoroughly.
The movie basically has a whole place of mutant killer babies to see.
Then, on the day when the filmmakers come, the ship that the filmmakers are on explodes, killing everyone on board, and leaving the filmmakers trapped on the island along with the killer.
The killer seems to have a fetish for this rock song.
This is a good movie but the killer is so obvious.
Convicted murderer Ray Liotta becomes the subject of a secret experiment to turn this vicious, unrepentant killer into a civilized pussycat.
This is a most effective little thriller from 1950 concerning a disturbed killer who holds a group of people hostage in a bar.
Harvey Keitel is nicely creepy in his part as killer and cat-hater.
Unfortunately, people are dropping like flies around her! Could this perfect mom be a serial killer?
The idea of a serial killer making his own personal film or having one made about him was executed to far better effect, both more entertaining and more chilling, in the Belgian film Man Bites Dog.
It thinks that through its "post-modern" trickery that it includes and involves the viewer directly, just as the killer attempts to "include" his victims in the "project" but the end result for me was bored, irritated alienation.
I feel a bit like the girl in the cheesy teen horror flick, as she dials 911 for help when the killer is right in the house with her... I'm watching the movie right now, and I feel like I have to do SOMETHING to get help...
Two fat cops Mike and John (James Barnes and Micheal Alden) are put on the case, but unfortunately when it comes to solving the crime and capturing the killer these guys are about as useful as a chocolate fireguard.
The rest of them are - well constructed story of a New York Homicide cop (Pacino) attracted to a mysterious blond woman with a charming crooked grin (Ellen Barkin - talented, sexy and underrated actress) who may or may not be a serial killer.
Who cares if the story lines are ridiculous like Marlena's possession and that she was the secret killer of so many beloved characters on the show.
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