This is just laughable. It's like a bad fan fiction movie but they made it for real like this.

The totally bad acting ruined it for me, I am sorry I had to leave after 30 minutes., I can't bear to watch this anymore., the story is good, but they totally revealed the killer and that done it for me., anyways, not recommended. sorry to the Director, it seems he really poured everything he had for this film. next time, hire better actors.

The story has potential. You can tell the crew put a lot of effort into trying to make this the best movie they could. It's shot reasonably well and the editing is decent. The plot holes and errors really break any immersion you can gain. For example, the killer practically confesses in his preliminary interrogation. And the whole time you cannot even decipher the killer's motivation. He is literally killing because... he can? The acting is atrocious. You grow to hate antagonist because he is so bad at delivering his lines. When I consider the writing I at first only had criticisms about the protagonist - the "reformed" serial killer. At first I thought it was just really lazy writing, but the more I think about it, the more I realize that the subtly with which his written shows quite a bit of talent. Serial killers are often known for disguising themselves with charm and being able to manipulate others. This aspect of his character was never explicitly said. It wasn't even hinted at. It's actually a really accurate portrait of a serial killer. No one ever suspected Gacy or Bundy was a murderer until they were being murdered. For a low budget movie, it does what it set out to do, tell a unique story.

I appreciate that the crew and cast probably worked hard to get this movie funded, shot and released. I appreciate that someone had faith in this movie. I appreciate that my wife sat through most of this as a sounding board for my continuous venting of plot holes, actor acting action and how the teens look like they're in their 30's and 40's . . . . . Unfortunately, i cant abide by the countless other things that make this movie sooooo bad, it's still entertaining (usually i say so bad its good, but yeah, no.). Plot holes are a hazard in watching this movie, you cant take a steps without potentially stepping in to one. The main character, once a serial killer but now reformed, somehow gets paroled even though he's on death row. 50 years he gets to learn, educated, pontificate and reform himself without any attempt at executing him? Like, what? The singer antagonist bad guy dude who looks like he's well into his forties, but apparently is suppose to be young maybe? Gets into killing just to prove his theory that one can still use the method of killing people and get away with it that they reformed bruh used, but, and excuse the heavy lack of grammar because i'm on a roll here, BUT the way it's executed is, oh mah god, horrible. !!! Lady pulls up to work as a *, i think, because mini black cocktail dress to a warehouse like building? Maybe she's the manager, just so not to stereo type. So she's walking in, she's a rando guy, hanging out in the parking lot which is behind the building, dressed all in black and looking suspicious as get out, stops, turns around, approaches him and is like, . . . ..what. Literally, thats what she does, "what?" Rando guys in parking lots behind buildings dressed all in black looking around suspiciously are definitely approachable. I'm a big dude and i wouldn't have done that. Also, bad guy confesses in interrogation by saying, so and so did a profile on me? in response to the cop saying he had a profile on the serial killer that matched him. He says, about me? Like really, what the world. And a informant gives up the dude to the cop when he says, i was at this party and this guy here was asking about how to make your own chloroform, and a witness said the guy had a cut up eyebrow, BUT couldnt' describe him cause it was dark, even though she sat and watched her friend converse with him for a full minute while he was standing under a street light. Like seriously, under a street light (they needed the light to film i guess.). Oh my god, i think I'm having a heart attack, so fevered and shaking from this fiasco and, call an ambulance and recommend a better movie below to cleanse my pallet from this amazingly horribly written Oscar worthy contention of a thing. OHHHHH, so it says it was released in 2018? I mean, was it really, because cellular flip phone. The detective has a CELLULAR FLIP PHONE. My father has a cellular flip phone that he keeps loosing, na nah has a cellular flip phone. Could they not afford to use a modern smart phone. AHHHHHHGH!

Trailer—Emulator

Emulator