A pseudo-documentary edited from the home movies of serial killers Wayne & Andrea Montgomery, presenting a look into their quiet, suburban lives...as well as the graphic & disturbing details of their horrific crimes.
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Paul McCloskey | Wayne Montgomery |
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Barbara Lessin | Andrea Montgomery |
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Brinke Stevens | Julie Quinn |
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Bruce De Santis | Todd Montgomery |
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Emily Spiegel | Monica Montgomery |
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Michael J. Panichelli Jr. | Detective John Haynes |
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Tanisha Dungee | Teresa Mitchell |
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Jeff Watson | Joe Mitchell |
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Benjamin P. Ablao Jr. | Detective Chris Dolendo |
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Dave Wascavage | Richard Kemmerling |
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Stacey Lowery | Olivia Hutton |
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Erick Kniesler | Jonathan |
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Beth Sikma | Kim |
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Niki Kehagias | Marcia |
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Yolanda Irizarry | Juanita |
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Bill Jackson | Matt |
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Shree Holman | Diana |
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Kate Holloway | Holly |
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Jay Cusack | Jeffrey |
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Fran Slaczka | Woman's Retreat Victim #1 |
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Sue Morrow | Woman's Retreat Victim #2 |
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Karen Kennedy | Woman's Retreat Victim #3 |
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Mary Brown | Woman's Retreat Victim #4 |
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Melissa Torrence | Karen Wilson |
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Meredith Fagioli | Juanita |
| Director | Anthony Spadaccini |
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| Writer | Anthony Spadaccini | |
| Producer | Benjamin P. Ablao Jr., Tanisha Dungee, Don Grossman, Beth Sikma, Anthony Spadaccini, Elizabeth Ward, James J. Ward, Jeff Watson | |
| Photography | Anthony Spadaccini | |
| Nr Discs | 1 |
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| Owner | Jackmeats Flix |
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| Location | Deleted |
| Purchased | On Jul 16, 2020 at YTS |
| Watched | Nov 16, 2021 |
| Index | 2199 |
| Added Date | Jul 15, 2020 15:19:27 |
| Modified Date | Aug 16, 2025 06:54:57 |
My quick rating - 2.7/10. Another mockumentary, but unfortunately, this one tries to be serious. How these people thought that anyone who acts so poorly and has dialogue written that no person would possibly ever say would pass as believable is beyond me. To be honest, the only thing that saves this from being a #turkey is when I was laughing AT it. Keep in mind, it wasn't trying to be funny. This is a look at the "neighbor" next door and what is going on behind closed doors. In this case, it is a couple of truly irritating people who get off on killing people and recording it for their own pleasure. I have always read that sometimes in horror, less is more, and the director took this idea to the extreme. So no, this movie never tries to bait you in with gore since it doesn't even bother showing the kills. Nor does it allude to them in a way that makes you think about it and become intrigued. Instead, it is just scene after fairly boring scene of these two picking up random people and bringing them home to kill. As I mentioned, a few times the dialogue is so insanely stupid that you have to laugh at it, but to watch a movie for that reason would be just as dumb. Seems everyone in the town these people live in is really asking to be murdered, since it is almost like they volunteer for it when these two lovely people are around. I cannot really think of who this might appeal to, so I guess that is up to you. Beware, it somehow has sequels, and one is on the way.
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