A true crime film based on the story of New York's most notorious serial killer, who murdered at least seventeen prostitutes in the late eighties and early nineties.
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Arnold Odo | Joel Rifkin |
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Fernando Cano | Detective Moretti |
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Bri Bynon McGregor | Star |
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Ella Stryker | Jamie |
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Julia Golden | Lola |
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Alyssa Klein | Bibi |
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Caitlyn Moore | Amber |
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Billionna Olivia Reyes | Kerri |
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Carrie Harden | Randi |
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Laurel Thomas | Candy |
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Jeannie Ramirez | Macy |
| Director | John R. Hand |
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| Writer | John R. Hand | |
| Photography | John R. Hand | |
| Nr Discs | 1 |
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| Regions | Region 1 |
| Owner | Review? |
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| Location | Deleted |
| Purchased | On Jun 20, 2018 at ETRG |
| Watched | May 08, 2020 (at our home) |
| Index | 172 |
| Added Date | Jun 21, 2018 06:44:47 |
| Modified Date | Sep 24, 2018 19:56:51 |
My quick rating - 4,4/10. I'll just say this, the "realistic" portrayal of serial killers genre has come and gone. And even in its heyday, this movie is barely mediocre. It follows Joel Rifkin, who was a serial killer in New York during the late 80s-early 90s. He would murder prostitutes, typically drug addicted ones, and did so in a fairly mundane way. Not saying that makes it OK, just makes for a bad movie. In other words, no gore for those looking ofr it, no creativity or wonder for why he did it. Just a lunatic that got off on strangling women. Convicted of 9 I believe, suspected of twice that. If he has some catchy name, I don't recall it. And this movie did nothing for me to remember him any moments after I finish typing this. Unless a huge fan of these types of movies, don't bother. Even with my interest in the subject, I found myself bored. Then again, I have seen worse.
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