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No thrills, no action, cinematography that gets painfully awful at some times and a final shot (involving a swarm of more killer dots) portraying that this silly nightmare isn't over yet.
That's something else than the high school prom queen who's stalked by a ridiculously masked killer for being too popular, isn't it?
The investigation is going all fine and dandy until the serial killer that this particular cop caught is transfered therefore putting him in jeopardy and blowing his cover.
Or in this dude's case it's "six wrongs" that comprise his whole downfall, turning him from a mild-mannered, poverty stricken butcher to a full-fledged serial killer.
Clint Eastwood stars as Wes Block a police officer who hunts a serial killer who targets prostitutes who he handcuffs.
Some good acting from Eastwood and Bujold elevate this one above mediocrity, but some interest still remains especially since the serial killer plot angle offers some good ideas.
The only thing good about it was the original idea of one serial killer stalking and competing with another, which I've never heard of before.
A chunky killer begins murdering teenagers in a secluded house on the lake.
Whale of a Tale is basically a story about a kid who visits a marine park and forms an attachment to a killer whale there.
And, if all that weren't enough, I figured out who the killer was almost from the first moment the character is introduced.
Mindnumbing bad slasher flick about a killer who's killing off a young film crew while playing a godawful new wave track that goes something like "Boil me!
Shot in New York in 1982, it tells about a bunch of summer campers and their counselors being mowed down by a killer farmer who starts by hacking up his family.
The three largely different sides of Wes Block come dangerously close to one another when he starts to investigate a serial killer who frequents the red light district.
An OK movie about a cop who "goes outside the rules" to track what he suspects is a serial killer.
Chucky the killer doll, with the inhabited soul of a madman, is back again!
Oh yes, did I mention that the killer rolled in only the best of vehicles.
Although the actors were particularly talented especially the very handsome Mr. Schnaas as the killer Karl, They could not save this movie.
England's most notorious serial killer - the fictional Leo Rook - stalks castaways at a desolate lighthouse in this surprisingly eerie chiller from Britain.
Very atmospheric and very gory, as the gaunt killer (Charles Adamson) hacks his way through the supporting cast, comprised of his former keepers and cellmates.
It seems that everyone in the world is completely blind to the fact that the real killer is the loon that they've decided is their friend... they miss things like "Jenny told her in a dream," and "You need to go kill him, he did it.
I love the tape recorder that the killer leaves at all his murders with the songs playing, "kill me" "burn me" etc...Just a great movie if you like the Friday The 13th series and other mainstream slash and hack films.
The movie is shot as a thriller and the main characters are a Swedish police officer who suspects something big and ominous is going to happen in his country and tries unsuccessfully to prevent it, a mysterious but strangely charming British contract killer ready to pull the trigger, and a beautiful Swedish journalist whose choice of lover ends quite badly for her.
A floating killer baseball?
O is the number 1 killer, he does his job and gets away clean.
Yes, it is about a serial killer on one Halloween night in West Hollywood, but it also seems to be a light-hearted takeoff on all the silly teenage massacre horror films.
David Morse's suspected killer is a complete waste of his talent.
It makes "Attack of the killer tomatoes" look like Ibsen in comparison.
Little Erin Merryweather is about 3 boys who are 'literally' trying to survive college as a homicidal killer, Erin Merryweather (played by Vigdes Anholt), stalks her prey on campus and maniacally seeks to destroy them.
It leaves you on the edge of your seat waiting for these three innocents to fall prey to a killer without a conscience.
The Breed starts sometime in '...The Near Future...' where homicide detective Steven Grant (Bokeem Woodbine) & his partner Phil (Reed Diamond) follow up a lead on a particularly nasty serial killer who's running around at the moment.
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