Tag: Serial Killer
Father’s Day
Has everything one could desire of a daft evening's entertainment, from sibling incest to a meeting with the Devil/God himself.
Cassadaga
Enough strands are left to ponder to deem writers Bruce Wood and Scott Poiley as worthy of keeping an eye on.

A Horrible Way to Die
A non-linear approach wears thin, initial intrigue giving way to frustration as the story continually dances away with the cuts.

The Raven
John Cusack as Edgar Allan Poe is immensely watchable, but the story is downgraded to a bog-standard thriller.

Snowtown
A truly effective film that will stay with you long after the credits roll; to have achieved this in a debut is quite remarkable.

Peeping Tom
A timeless and sublime masterpiece that presents an incredibly intelligent and moving picture of psychological struggle.

Dear Mr. Gacy
Low budget, not particularly well acted and with a basic script, yet somehow, this film manages to elicit goosebumps.