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The killings have absolutely no element of surprise to them; you're given at least 30 seconds of warning before the soon-to-be victims see the nail gun killer, and once they've seen him, he usually interacts with them in a poor, poor manner that would not be intimidating.
The German period uniforms look real and the irony of a single death standing out among the millions of lives lost during the war is striking as two former enemy detectives begin tracking the killer together.
He finds out his own impulses are just like that of the killer's.
New York City newspaper reporters compete for news-items on a serial killer who targets young women.
Of course, it's a newspaper drama--not a serial killer thriller, but Lang's general workman-like feel doesn't give the narrative any urgency.
Taylor has visions from 1971, and once back to Boston, he finds that he has genetically stored memories of a serial killer of little girls activated by the powder.
Think about it...this movie is supposed to be about an outbreak of killer frogs.
Most of the killer animals were actually toads, lizards, tarantulas, snakes, birds and alligators.
This is supposed to set the tone of the whole movie and motivation of the killer but instead sets the tone for this being a piece of crap.
A masked killer infiltrates a sorority and begins to knock of the beautiful ladies one by one.
FATAL PULSE is about a black-gloved killer stalking and slashing members of a college sorority.
Of course, the killer is no surprise.
Good performances, especially from Adrien Brody as a psychotic sadistic killer with a Houdini obsession and Maura Tierney as a cop, make this film stand out.
Unfortunately for the people of this small town, the coffee is infested with killer tarantulas.
A sorority house where girls that looks more like thirty years old prostitutes than college coeds have organized a party for Christmas is invaded by a crazy killer masked like Santa Claus.
The deplorable rest of the story goes as follows: When Mrs. Paradine sees that the valet gets more and more under suspect of being the killer, she starts slowly to make confessions, first in the form of suggestive remarks.
In THIS GUN FOR HIRE he had been Raven, a cold-blooded killer made that way by a crummy childhood (culminating in his self-defense killing of his aunt),and years of reformatories and prisons.
A group of teens head out on a camping trip to celebrate their high school graduation, but their party mood is short lived when they discover that a masked killer is hunting them down one by one.
Now just who is this killer?
The dead good cop's sister tries to find her brother's real killer only to discover its her ex-lover who is a bad cop.
A forensic expert(Ray Liotta)accused of murdering his wife injects himself with an experimental serum that may help identify her killer.
The misleadingly titled Romasanta: The Werewolf Hunt is a disappointing pile of slow, plodding period serial killer rubbish.
He is also in charge of the prison where the convicted killer, played by Emir Kusturica, awaits his death sentence.
First, it was very hard to believe that when the school teacher found evidence of who the serial killer was, she would keep this to herself--even if she did like the person a lot.
I would have MUCH preferred to see this played out instead of the whole serial killer angle.
Clark Gable plays a really sweet, caring guy who just happens to be a top mobster and cold-blooded killer.
So by all means don't watch this thinking you're going to be terrified by a knife killer stalking a random, half-naked cutie by moonlight (the eye catching image on the video box).
Fashion models once again are the targets of an insane killer, who breathes heavily and constantly wears a motorcycle helmet, and the victims are all vaguely connected with the poor girl who sadly died during an amateurish abortion-attempt.
Still the camera-work is quite stylish and the red herrings are slick enough to keep you interested in the actual revelation of the killer's identity.
I even counted 2 or 3 genuinely suspenseful moments, notably the extended scene in the dark room where Edwige Fenech is observed by the killer whilst looking for clues.
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