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An average thriller; the only thing to recommend it is De Niro playing the psycho.
Is this person a psycho, a masochist, just a doomed queen who takes things too far?
I think the main girl, the dead one who kills everyone, is very annoying looking, but convincing; I'd take her for psycho bitch anyday, so she fits her roll well, though it is lame.
The film has a curse on it, because Molly had to kill some psycho murderer on the original set.
The lead female is a good actress and played her role well, and the psycho fella, is creepy, but after a bit you don't really care what happens, because this film just drags on.
It's about a psycho cop with a weakness for killing his female arrests gets what's coming to him when a pack of zombie women rise from their graves in order to get proper revenge.
The story is about a troupe of idiotic children making prank phone calls to a psycho which is always a good idea.
I'm not really sure what rules the ghosts and the psycho with the seed cap are playing by.
The psycho sergeant who kept beating the crap of people belonged in a prison cell, and the useless Black top sergeant should have been sacked as well.
(If you're running from an Axe wielding psycho, you turn and sprint in the opposite direction.
The Dentist was made on the time when almost every profession had it's psycho.
A new school, psycho headmaster and a young boy who get known with a new teacher, a bit different one than the others and about fighting for the things even if they doesn't seem to work out.
I don't care for Pitt as a rule but he does justice to psycho roles.
College girl Joanne Murray takes on the unenviable job of readying the student housing building to become apartments,which includes selling the unneeded furniture This takes place during a break,so a mysterious psycho is stalking the nearly-empty premises on campus."Dorm
This movie takes the old convention of a psycho killer on he loose, and manage to do something new, and interesting with it.
The realness of the story and the human side of Eric separate this film from other psycho killer movies.
Is Otis a psycho out to get our heroes?
Hopper does what he does best, playing a psycho known as "Lyle from Dallas," the real hit man.
"Cypher" is not really a sci-fi movie, more a psycho thriller settled in the environment of globalized business.
As for Hutton, he played the psycho very well, contrasting with David's calm delivery of life threatening situations.
Capably directed by Danny Steinmann, with uniformly fine acting from a sturdy cast, a compellingly perverse plot, excellent make-up by Craig Reardon, a nicely creepy atmosphere, a wonderfully wild climax, a slow, but steady pace, likable well-drawn characters, and a surprisingly heart-breaking final freeze frame (the incest subplot packs an unexpectedly strong and poignant punch), this unjustly overlooked early 80's psycho sleeper is well worth checking out.
I think we can all agree that the chances of running into a psycho dentist are much bigger than running into monsters, vampires or zombies.
The reviews were pretty dismissive of it, even though they all seemed to agree that the concept was golden: a man finds out his new girlfriend is a super hero, and finds, when he wants to break up with her, that she's kind of a psycho.
My only real complaint is that they make G-Girl a bit too much of a psycho, like almost unbelievably so.
My name is John Mourby and this is my story about Paperhouse: In May 2003 I saw Alfred Hitchcock's psycho, I was very scared and deeply disturbed.
He plays a kind of "James Bond's psycho twin brother", separated at birth, no doubt.
Lots of tough guys throughout; Cobern's character seemed to rock back and forth between a raging psycho and a laid back type.
Writer/director Ruben Galindo, Jr. trots out all the expected endearingly hokey 80's teen fright feature clichés: we've got a couple of false scares, a corny lovey dovey montage set to infectiously bouncy 80's rock music, a generic spooky'n'shuddery ominous score by Pedro Plascencia Salinas, a tasteful make-out scene, and even the always amusing psycho in the back seat of a car bit.
In Dial 1119 -- the equivalent of 911 today -- clean-cut Marshall Thompson plays the most whacked-out of the bunch, a cold, disengaged psycho who kills without reaction or remorse.
If you like a sexy psycho drama in historic context, with big European star power, this film is for you.
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